1998
DOI: 10.1126/science.281.5377.640
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The Challenge of Faust

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“…Fakat tabiat her zaman beklenen cevabı vermemektedir. Sınırlar ve bentlerin inşasıyla müdahale edilen tabiat, insanoğlunun beklediğinin aksine daha fazla yıkım yaratabilecek sonuçlar verebilmektedir (Binswanger, 1998). Fizyokratlara göre ilahi irade, evrensel ve mükemmel olan bir "doğal düzen" yaratmıştır.…”
Section: Para Faust Ve La Casa De Papelunclassified
“…Fakat tabiat her zaman beklenen cevabı vermemektedir. Sınırlar ve bentlerin inşasıyla müdahale edilen tabiat, insanoğlunun beklediğinin aksine daha fazla yıkım yaratabilecek sonuçlar verebilmektedir (Binswanger, 1998). Fizyokratlara göre ilahi irade, evrensel ve mükemmel olan bir "doğal düzen" yaratmıştır.…”
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“…What appears to lie behind these reflexive responses to earth systems engineering is an implicit fear of the specter of "high modernism"; of engineering and scientific enterprises and approaches, which, as a result of hubris and linkages to state power, have in many cases done great damage in this century (Scott 1998 Other examples which come readily to mind include: Soviet agricultural collectivization, compulsory villagization in Tanzania, and dysfunctional planned urban systems such as Brazilia (Allenby 1999a, Scott 1998. The archetype for high modernist hubris is, of course, Faust, the prototypic developer who sweeps the past away with his comprehensive reworking of the environment (Goethe [1833(Goethe [ ] 1984Binswanger 1998). 1 Increasingly, however, the inadequacies of this approach have been recognized, both generally and by the relevant technological communities.…”
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