Элвин Тоффлер - Шок будущего

• Название: Шок будущего
• Автор: Элвин Тоффлер
• Издательство: ООО «Издательство АСТ»
• Жанр: Философия
• Год: 2002
• ISBN: 5–17–010706–4

Книга американского футуролога и публициста Э. Тоффлера «Шок будущего», книга несомненно, бестселлер последних десятилетий. Автор обращает внимание на неслыханный темп, который характерен для современных культурных, политических изменений. Человечество может погибнуть не из–за экологической катастрофы, ядерной реакции или истощения ресурсов. Шок, который испытывают люди, приводит к психологическому онемению, к самой реальной опасности, которая подстерегает человечество. Это главная угроза. Надо осознать ее и по возможности устранить. Автор надеется, что предложенные им меры смогут помочь человеку выжить в новой реальности и предотвратить шок будущего

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Примечания

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До сих пор не существует общепризнанного или вполне удовлетворительного термина для описания новой стадии общественного развития, к которой мы, кажется, движемся. Социолог Даниел Белл придумал термин «постиндустриальный» для обозначения общества, в котором экономика основана главным образом на услугах, доминируют классы профессиональных и технических работников, теоретическое знание занимает центральное положение, интеллектуальная технология — системный анализ, построение моделей и тому подобное — высоко развита, а технология, по крайней мере потенциально, способна самостоятельно развиваться. Этот термин подвергался критике за то, что он предполагает, будто бы будущее общество уже не будет основано на технологии, хотя Белл специально тщательно избегает этого подтекста