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(32.) Goodyear, "From Technophilia to Technophobia." Additionally, art historian Pamela Lee has investigated this shift in the sixties from technophilia to technophobia.

"In the Middle of Nowhere": Robert Irwin's Experiments with the Art and Technology Program at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1968-1970

The first cycle consisted of a series of four sessions (3) in which researchers and teachers initially discussed ICT, ICT in education, technophobes and technophilias as well as ICT challenges for education in the 21st century.

The impact of ICT training through wikis on in-service EFL teachers: changes in beliefs, attitudes, and competencies/El impacto en profesores de ingles en formacion de la instruccion en TIC a traves de Wikis: cambios en las creencias, actitudes y competencias

Doane, Mary Anne 1990: 'Technophilia: Technology, Representation and the Feminine'.

La era de La Era del Diamante: simulaciones cognitivas, wetware en enjambre y ciberespacios socializados como la esencia del postcyberpunk

While the Air Force's passion for technology is almost universally acknowledged, disagreements persist as to whether this technophilia is absolute or contingent on manned participation.

Tinted blue: Air Force culture and American civil-military relations

The third section, on "Hard and Soft Machines," includes essays that openly scrutinize Futurist technophilia. Borrowing ideas introduced by the French epistemologist Gilbert Simondon (1924-1989), we can describe this new sensibility as a reversal of the habitual connotations of Futurist art as a mimetic relation with technology and an apology of the machine.

A century of futurism: introduction

The most interesting of these are Franz Richard Behrens, whose futurist technophilia helped him develop a more constructivist style, and Otto Nebel, whose collage-text 'Zuginsfeld' (written in 1918-19, while he was a POW in Colsterdale) is one of the better texts of post-war 'Wortkunst', inviting comparison with Karl Kraus's Die letzten Tage der Menschheit.

'Der Sturm muss brausen in dieser toten Welt'; Herwarth Waldens 'Sturm' und die Lyriker des 'Sturm'-Kreises in der Zeit des Ersten Weltkriegs. Kunstprogrammatik und Kriegslyrik einer expressionistischen Zeitschrift im Kontext

Die 'Werk are not everybody's cup of tea - to lovers of melody, a mesmerising monotony of Teutonic technophilia; to cloth-eared oafs, a dog-bothering bombardment of quacks and clicks - but rather wonderfully, and befitting a band that tours with nothing more than four laptops and a plug adapter, Kraftwerk have made their entire recorded output available for you to enjoy free, at kraftwerk.com.

Werking-class heroes; net prophet

If the pastoral no longer requires the geographic borders it once did, if not only shepherds but the entire rural landscape can be abandoned for a bodiless experience, if the nostalgic reverence for simpler times can either coexist with or be entirely jettisoned in favor of a futuristic technophilia, the parameters of the genre in its move to cyberspace have indeed been radically transformed to fit the narrative needs of cyberculture.

The perilous pleasures of the cyberpastoral: Electric Dreams and You've Got Mail

As Geoff Sharp noted in the previous issue, it is quite possible that a Rudd government will see its role as the extension of a series of hi-tech initiatives, as part of the technophilia which Barry Jones and others have made a central feature of Labor.

Goodbye to all that: the end of Australian left-liberalism and the revival of a radical politics

Energy without entropy is the ultimate technophilia.

Qualities Without The Man

However, it is also deeply imbued with the country's love affair with technology, to the point where the technophilia encourages serious strategic misassessment.

Stability operations in strategic perspective: a skeptical view

Technophilia and nature religion: the growth of a paradox.

Religion and the internet