Titlebook: Man, Nature and Technology; Essays on the Role o Erik Baark (Research Fellow),Uno Svedin (Executive Book 1988 Erik Baark and Uno Svedin 198

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Introduction,order to deal with this crisis of understanding and managing the linkages between nature, culture, and technology. Such a perspective is provided, we would argue, by seeing man’s relationship to nature and technology as partly conditioned by ideological perceptions.

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Socially Viable Ideas of Nature: a Cultural Hypothesis,r physicist’ they are given to us by our social inheritance — by that complex whole that gets transferred from one generation to the next by mechanisms that are not genetic; a whole that includes the whole of language, the whole of knowledge, the whole of technology, and a great deal more besides.

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978-1-349-09089-1Erik Baark and Uno Svedin 1988

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Epilogue: Reflections on the Role of Ideological Perceptions,Many valuable approaches to the study of man, nature and technology have been presented in the foregoing essays contributed by scholars from diverse disciplinary backgrounds. In this epilogue, we shall therefore limit ourselves to some concluding reflections related to the role of ideological perceptions.

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