Habits of the High-Tech Heart : Living

From a leading communications expert comes this provocative and fascinating look at the impact of the Internet and digital technology on society. Schultze offers readers ways to live "habits of the heart" which draw on the wisdom of the past and the virtues of the Judeo-Christian tradition.

Quentin J. Schultze (Ph.D., University of Illinois) is professor of communication arts and sciences at Calvin College. A nationally known communications expert, he is the (co)author of several books, including Internet for Christians; Dancing in the Dark: Youth, Popular Culture, and the Electronic Media; and Communicating for Life. He has written hundreds of articles on media topics.

Foreword

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Jean Bethke Elshtain

Preface

13

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Introduction: Identifying Our Techno-Moral Crisis

15

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Discerning Our Informationism

25

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Moderating Our Informational Desires

47

(22)

Seeking Wisdom in Tradition

69

(22)

Laughing Ourselves to Humility

91

(24)

Being Authentic in Webs of Spin

115

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Striving for Cosmic Diversity

141

(24)

Nurturing Virtue in Community

165

(24)

Sojourning with Heart

189

(22)

Notes

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Select Bibliography

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Index

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Habits of the High-Tech Heart : Living Virtuously in the Information Age

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