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Egbert Schuurman

Reformational philosopher of technology

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ID21356240
AuthorsSteve Bishop (0000-0002-4547-0597, Union Theological College, Belfast, UK, corresponding author)
Year2025
Volume90
Issue1
Publication date2025-09-26
Open AccessYes
TypeARTICLE
VenueKoers - Bulletin for Christian Scholarship (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 0023-270X • E-ISSN: 2304-8557
PublisherKoers Bulletin for Christian Scholarship (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.19108/koers.90.1.2599
OpenAlexW4414545128
LanguageEN
References cited21

The life and work of Egbert Schuurman (b. 1937), a prominent figure in the field of the Reformational philosophy of technology, is examined. The article briefly discusses Schuurman’s background, academic journey, and key works before highlighting key themes of his approach. These themes include the problems of the Enlightenment, particularly its religious dogma of progress and human autonomy, technicism, and an ethics of responsibility. The reception of Schuurman’s work is examined, and his Reformational approach is highlighted. Opsomming Die lewe en werk van Egbert Schuurman (geb. 1937), ’n bekende figuur in die veld van Reformatoriese filosofie van tegnologie, word ondersoek. Hierdie artikel bespreek kortliks Schuurman se agtergrond, akademiese reis en sleutelwerke voordat die hooftemas van sy benadering uitgelig word. Sodanige temas sluit die probleme van die Verligting in, veral die godsdienstige dogma van vordering en menslike outonomie, tegnisisme en ’n verantwoordelikeheidsetiek. Die ontvangs van Schuurman se werke word ondersoek, met die klem op sy Reformatoriese benadering

Field (mathematics) · Human being · Intuition · Key (lock) · Alexander von Humboldt Studies · Environmental, Ecological, and Cultural Studies · Interdisciplinary Studies: Technology, Society, and Humanities

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  • Crossing the Postmodern Divide

    Albert Borgmann•Crossing the Postmodern Divide•1992

  • Thinking through Technology

    Carl Mitcham•Thinking Through Technology•1994

  • The Modern Babylon Culture

    Egbert Schuurman•Technology and Responsibility•1987

  • Technology and the Future

    William White, William M White et al.•Technology and Culture•1982

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