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25 short answer (fill in) or multiple choice (circle) Questions (two points each.)
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End-user/Product is to engagement as World/End-user is to
_____________________.
World/End-user is to enlivenment as Product/World is to
_____________________.
End-user/World is to enlivenment as Product/End-user is to
_____________________.
Michael Polyani says in all processes of knowing we attend from
a tacit realm __________ an explicit realm of knowing.
Michael Polyani says in all processes of knowing we attend from
a __________ realm to an explicit realm of knowing.
Michael Polyani says in all processes of knowing we attend
__________ a tacit realm to an explicit realm of knowing.
The three key ideas in Chapter 1 of EP are engineering science,
design, and _________________.
The three key ideas in Chapter 1 of EP are engineering science,
professionalism, and ____________.
The three key ideas in Chapter 1 of EP are engineering
professionalism, design, and _________________.
The marriage that occurred within Engineering Science was
between theory and ___________.
The marriage that occurred within Engineering Science was
between _____________ and practice.
The marriage that occurred within ______________________
was between theory and practice.
Concerning the character of the engineer, the ____________ of
the modern engineer is to the efficacy of the pre-modern
engineer.
Concerning the character of the engineer, the productivity of the
modern engineer is to the ____________ of the pre-modern
engineer.
Concerning the character of the engineer, the ______________
of the modern engineer is to the practicality of the pre-modern
engineer.
With being we associate the engineer, with making the
engineered, and with doing
a)
an art
b)
a business
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engineering
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instrumentalization
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contextualization
With doing we associate engineering, with making the
engineered, and with being
a)
an art
b)
a business
c)
the engineer
d)
instrumentalization
e)
contextualization
With doing we associate engineering, with being the engineer,
and with making
a)
an art
b)
a business
c)
the engineered
d)
instrumentalization
e)
contextualization
Epistemology is about
a)
being
b)
doing
c)
knowing
d)
making
e)
none of the above
Though Gula claims that hospitality is the virtue essential to the
integration of all the virtues, from ancient times the virtue
relevant to that task was
a)
patience
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eudaimonia
c)
hope
d)
phronesis
e)
justice
According to Borgmann’s ideas, within devices, while the
____________ aspect of the device stands out, the machinery
aspect of the device recedes.
Of the three types of moral exemplars mentioned in the class two
are the Just and the Caring. The third is the
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Contemplative
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Brave
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Fierce
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Persistent
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Conscious
Being-in-the-World is characterized by the structures of mood,
fallen-ness, and ___________________
Deontology is the ethics of.
a)
values
b)
making
c)
consequences
d)
being
e)
duty
The distinction between common morality and _______________
morality is due to philosopher John Dewey.
Heidegger is to ___________ things as Borgmann is to focal
things.
Modern engineering aims to do no harm as focal engineering
aims to do no harm and also to do
a)
minimal damage
b)
the good
c)
nothing
d)
little
e)
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Of Aristotle’s four causes the __________ cause indicates the
goal, the purpose, or the end to be served or achieved.
Whereas Technological Determinism implies ______________
without contextualization, Social Constructionism implies
contextualization without colonization.
Montesquieu insisted we need a welfare state as a counter to
pure capitalism to prevent people from suffering or to prevent
them from
a)
spending
b)
revolting
c)
consuming
d)
distrusting
e)
talking
With “being-with” we associate the virtue of ________________.
A _____________ indicates a higher level of colonization than is
found within a Technocracy.
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High context culture is to the _______________ as low context
culture is to the speaker.
According to Borgmann, all engineered products tend to
disburden but also to
a)
disturb
b)
distort
c)
dissolve
d)
disqualify
e)
disengage
Modern engineering is to focal engineering as ____________
reality is to commanding reality.
Structures are devices but not all devices are ___________.
Focal engineering seeks to augment the person/product accord
with an accord that involves
a)
person/product/world
b)
world/self/other
c)
economy/ecology/equity
d)
ecology/equity/self
e)
product/power/process
The realm of Technological Systems is a subset of the realm of
a)
The Engineering Project
b)
The Primary Instrumentalization
c)
Systems
d)
Focal Things
e)
Colonization
Feenberg’s idea of primary instrumentalization includes the
notions of positioning, autonomization, reduction, and
a) decontextualization
b) observation
c) experience
d) subjectivity
e) none of the above
In the balanced focal engineer we see a balance between stateof-mind and ___________________.
The Good is not only the ground but also the __________ of the
focal engineering venture.
If we have a J function with a value of zero, that indicates
ethical
a) certainty
b) obsession
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c) ennui
d) disregard
e) neutrality
25) To engage in the conversation of the lifeworld,
________________ suggests that we show up in public.
26) With hypermodern engineering we associate sharp separation
of ends and means, but with focal engineering we associate
___________________ of ends and means.
27) Moral exemplars are
a) values
b) systems
c) structures
d) people
e) codes
28) Crossing the Postmodern Divide, according to Borgmann, we
move in the direction of either Postmodern Realism or
____________________.
29) According to Barry Schwartz, moral will plus moral skill
equals
a) virtuous life
b) theoretical assessment
c) material ethics
d) trade unionism
e) practical wisdom
30) Personality is how one seems to be. Character is how one____.
31) Material Ethics is a form of
a)
utilitarianism
b)
deontology
c)
consequentialism
d)
virtue ethics
e)
rights ethics
32) The Conversation of the Lifeworld should lead to what
Habermas calls ______________ action.
33) The values Material Ethics promotes are resonance,
engagement, and _______________ .
34) The Greek word for human flourishing is
a) befindlichkeit
b) telos
c) phronesis
d) eudaimonia
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e) logos
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The Platonic virtue system promotes wisdom, temperance,
justice, and _____________.
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36) Borgmann refers to the idea that within devices the
commodity aspect stands out and the machinery aspect recedes
as
a) commanding reality
b) primary instrumentalization
c) technopoly effect
d) the device paradigm
e) none of the above
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Of the three types of moral exemplars mentioned in the class two
are the Brave and the Caring. The third is the
a)
Contemplative
b)
Just
c)
Fierce
d)
Persistent
e)
Conscious
42) Being-in-the-World is the fundamental characteristic of
what Heidegger calls ___________.
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Deontology is the ethics of
a)
values
b)
making
c)
consequences
d)
being
e)
none of the above
The distinction between reflective morality and
_______________ morality is due to philosopher John Dewey.
Of Aristotle’s four causes the __________ cause indicates the
goal, the purpose, or the end to be served or achieved.
Montesquieu insisted we need a welfare state as a counter to
pure capitalism to prevent people from suffering or to prevent
them from
a)
spending
b)
revolting
c)
consuming
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d)
distrusting
e)
talking
47) A _____________ indicates a higher level of colonization than is
found within a Technocracy.
48) Focal engineering seeks to augment the person/product accord
with an accord that involves
a)
person/product/world
b)
world/self/other
c)
economy/ecology/equity
d)
ecology/equity/self
e)
product/power/process
49) In the balanced focal engineer we see a balance between state-ofmind and ___________________.
50) The Good is not only the ground but also the __________ of the
focal engineering venture.
51) Moral exemplars are
a)
values
b)
systems
c)
structures
d)
people
e)
codes
Personality is how one seems to be. Character is how one____.
The Conversation of the Lifeworld should lead to what
Habermas calls ______________ action.
The Greek word for human flourishing is
a) befindlichkeit
b) telos
c) phronesis
d) eudaimonia
e) logos
The Platonic virtue system promotes wisdom, temperance,
justice, and _____________.
In ethical assessments Campbell insists that we augment equity and
ecology with ______________ .
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