技术时代与人的生命物化The age f techngy an the materiaizatin f hman ife.doc

技术时代与人的生命物化（The age of technology and the materialization of human life） The age of technology and the materialization of human life [author] Mao Ping [author] Mao Ping, Guangdong University, Foshan (I) The era of technology is a term commonly used in Heideggers later work, that began in the industrial revolution since seventeenth Century the British symbol of the human society development period with the rapid development of science and technology for. The era of technology is the unprecedented increase in the level of human life and human suffering period, the negative effect of technology in many unexpected period, if the human ecological environment is destroyed is the object the negative effect of words, then the persons life is the subject of this kind of negative impact on performance, and the latter to one of the most direct and deep pain. The materialization of life refers to the human life contains natural (material) and the spirit of the original balance between the destruction of the human spirit, desire and heteronomy of the spirit of the people rejected, repressed until the loss of relationship between material and spirit as objects and objects. Embodied in: (1) the object is the only purpose of human life. Kant once pointed out, man, in sum, all rational animals exist as ends, not merely as a means to a will.. We must act in all our actions, whether this action is for himself or for other rational animals, and always treat him as a purpose [1]. However, in the era of technology, material wealth becomes the only purpose of human action, and man is merely the means or tool of material wealth. For people, busy, roosting in a variety of other needs, sacrifice, in the West Syrian type of Fuchs endlessly pursued in. Then, the relation between people and things is completely upside down, not in order to meet the needs of the people there, but people have to produce more things, one is to live for his career, and not for his survival to business. 2 although t