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The Western tradition. Programs 51-52
Program 51. Reviews the way technology has changed the 20th century world effecting not only the material situation of everyday life but also the values used to judge everyday conduct. Program 52. Continues the review of technological and scientific advances. This final unit focuses on the impact curiosity and ambition may have on the future of Western civilization.
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- "Program 51. Reviews the way technology has changed the 20th century world effecting not only the material situation of everyday life but also the values used to judge everyday conduct. Program 52. Continues the review of technological and scientific advances. This final unit focuses on the impact curiosity and ambition may have on the future of Western civilization."@en
- "These programs discuss the speed with which modern life has changed, and consider the future of Western civilization."
- "A television college course which explores the cultural and philosophical movements that have influenced the Western world from ancient times to the present."@en
- "Program 51. Reviews the way technology has changed the 20th century world affecting not only the material situation of everyday life but also the values used to judge everyday conduct. Program 52. Continues the review of technological and scientific advances. Weber concludes that many 20th-century discoveries make humans more uncertain about their role in the world than at any other time in history, and considers the future of Western civilization."@en
- "A 52 part (two semester) television course on the cultural and philosophical history of western civilization. Programs 51 and 52 discuss the speed with which modern life has changed and consider the future of western civilization."@en