technology
Linguistically the word were foreign technology [1] it is synonymous parsed proposed by the Arab Academy of Damascus and adopted by the Arab League and several Arab states, but not all. And are more common than the term technology technology is applied science concerned with the study industries and arts and crafts and all related materials and methods used.
Definition of
Words that are similar technology: the geology and biology, and even the topography of note is composed of two parts techno and loggia.
The technology according to the transliteration of the word (Greek: τεχνολογία). The Greek word technology consists of two sections,
The first techno techno which means art and industry,
The second section loggia logia which means science [2] [3].
The use of technology has changed the long dramatically over the past 200 years. Before the 20th century, this was a term commonly used in English, and are usually referred to the description or study the useful arts. The term is often associated technical education, and at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (chartered in 1861). "Technology" rose to prominence in the 20th century in connection with the second industrial revolution. Technology has changed meanings in the early 20th century when sociologists Americans, starting with Thorstein Veblen, translate ideas of the German concept of the technique in "technology." German and other European languages, there is no discrimination between technique and technology, which is absent in the English language, and usually are converted both as "technology". By the 1930s, and "technology" does not refer to the study of industrial arts, but to the same industrial arts. In 1937, an American meeting Read Paine wrote that "technology includes all the tools, machinery and utensils, weapons, tools, housing, clothing, and transport and communication devices, and the skills that we produce and use." Payne remains defined and shared among scientists today, especially sociologists. But on an equal footing is the leading technology and applied science definition, especially among scientists and engineers, despite the fact that most of the sociologists who study technology reject this definition. More recently, it has borrowed from European philosophers, scientists for "technical" meaning the technology to various forms of effective reason for the expansion, as is the case in Foucault's work on the techniques of self ( "techniques de soi").
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Change the use of the term technology significantly over the past two hundred years. Before the twentieth century, the term was not Technology Gladiator in English, and often refers to the description or study the useful arts. [4] The term is related to technical education often, as in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (founded in 1981). [5] escalated ferry "technology" so famous in the twentieth century with the second industrial revolution.
The use of technology has changed the long dramatically over the past 200 years. Before the 20th century, this was a term commonly used in English, and are usually referred to the description or study the useful arts. The term is often associated technical education, and at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (chartered in 1861). "Technology" rose to prominence in the 20th century in connection with the second industrial revolution. Technology has changed meanings in the early 20th century when sociologists Americans, starting with Thorstein Veblen, translate ideas of the German concept of the technique in "technology." German and other European languages, there is no discrimination between technique and technology, which is absent in the English language, and usually are converted both as "technology". By the 1930s, and "technology" does not refer to the study of industrial arts, but to the same industrial arts. In 1937, an American meeting Read Paine wrote that "technology includes all the tools, machinery and utensils, weapons, tools, housing, clothing, and transport and communication devices, and the skills that we produce and use." Payne remains defined and shared among scientists today, especially sociologists. But on an equal footing is the leading technology and applied science definition, especially among scientists and engineers, despite the fact that most of the sociologists who study technology reject this definition. More recently, it has borrowed from European philosophers, scientists for "technical" meaning the technology to various forms of effective reason for the expansion, as is the case in Foucault's work on the techniques of self ( "techniques de soi").
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In the area of operations, the term has become associated with the world of science and large business, engineering, excluding workers, women, and individuals who are not Westerners. [6] [7] disagreed meaning of technology in the early twentieth century when sociologists Americans work beginning with Thorsten Vpelln to translate ideas from concept German's, Technik to "technology" any "technology" in the Arab localization (keep the Greek or "IT" word sense). In the German and European languages, distinguishing between Technik and Technologie, which does not exist in English so that both words are usually translated into "technology. Appeared" In holding the thirties of the twentieth century, technology words did not refer in English to the attention of the industrial arts, but also to the industrial arts particular. [8] In 1937, he wrote the sociologist Reid that "technology includes all the tools, machines, vessels, weapons, devices, cladding, means of communication, transport equipment, and skills that produce and thanks to which we use it. "[9] is still Brian define common among students these days, especially sociologists. But the technology is defined as applied science particularly prominent equivalent by scientists and engineers, despite the rejection of the majority of social scientists who study the technology of this definition. [10] More recently, borrowed scholars is a "technique" of European philosophers to expand the meaning of the other pictures related to micro-devices as in the work of Foucault's self-techniques ( "techniques de soi").
Advanced translations and definitions for many scholars. Dictionary defines Miriam Webster term as "practical application, especially in a particular field of knowledge" and "given the possibility of practical application of knowledge."
Ursula Franklin presented in her lecture "the real world of technology" in 1989, another definition of technology as "the application, to the way that we work with the things around us." The term is usually used within a particular field of technology, or HCT or consumer electronics, rather than the expression of technology as a concept in general. [11] Bernard Stiglr, in techniques and time 0.1
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