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Similar arguments were put forth in Spengler's "Man and Technics" back in 1931. Spengler, having a very different temperament than Ellul, saw this phenomena as
by jstewartmobile 8y ago
Similar arguments were put forth in Spengler's "Man and Technics" back in 1931.
Spengler, having a very different temperament than Ellul, saw this phenomena as a sort of self-destructive destiny that we should face like men.
Ellul's treatment, for what it lacks in primacy, more than makes up for with constructive insight.