Definition of technocracy in English:

technocracy

nounPlural technocracies tɛkˈnɒkrəsitɛkˈnɑkrəsi

mass noun

1The government or control of society or industry by an elite of technical experts.
技术专家政治，技术专家治国
failure in the war on poverty discredited technocracy
Example sentencesExamples
- Instrumentality, rationality and technocracy supplant the heroic, stripping away place, history, bodies, time.
- The cinema we need, the cinema that combats technocracy will, therefore, be non-narrative.
- Paraphrasing Marcuse, technocracy views everything that is not backed up by facts, as an ideological matter.
- For many in the counterculture of the early 1960s, computers had represented the epitome of all that was wrong with technology in the service of technocracy.
- The main parties all offer slightly different versions of turned-on technocracy.
- Politics has adopted the language of technocracy and presents itself as a matter of effective management.
- But technocracy is intellectually dead and politically exhausted.
- The end of the 1960s saw a rejection of technocracy, for many valid reasons.
- With the decline of the critical intellectual, the thinker gives way to the expert, politics yields to technocracy, and culture and education lapse into forms of social therapy.
- As politics retreats from grand ideology to technocracy, it has become increasingly important for politicians to emphasise their distinctive values.
- In fact, the authors claim the version of technocracy generated by the act may inadvertently serve the needs of democracy.
- He argues that ‘deep democratization promises an alternative to technocracy.’
- Technopoly, in other words, is totalitarian technocracy.
- They stand against ‘industrial society in all its forms; against neoliberalism and technocracy, and against corporate crooks and their allies in government’.
- Admittedly, this optimism was tempered by his faith in democracy, and his hints about the growing threat of technocracy to democracy.
- For Chaplin, technocracy (especially corporate capitalism) must be fought, and nostalgia and sentiment must triumph.
- Some elements of the satirical model are more easily visible than the others: the critique of technocracy, and of socially irresponsible behavior, for example.
1. 1.1count noun An instance or application of technocracy.
  技术专家政治制，技术专家治国制
  Example sentencesExamples
  According to the late media critic, technology causes cultures to take one of three forms: tool-using cultures, technocracies, and technopolies.
  Medieval music, although so distant from us in time - it flourished, very roughly speaking, from around 1000 to 1400 AD - now makes a surprisingly lively impact on people in our advanced industrial technocracies.
  And, if small is beautiful, then the massive, dangerous, centralizing technocracy that is the nuclear industry is hideous.
  I do believe direct representation should be the defining aspect of democracy and what you find in Europe is more a ruling technocracy than a democracy.
  The good society he envisaged was a kind of technocracy, with an educated elite providing the leadership.
  He basically outlines three classifications for culture: tool-using, technocracies, and technopolies.
  Next, relax and prepare for living in a technocracy with executive manipulation of the mass media to do your thinking about society for you.
  Further, graduates from a significant community college understand and utilize technology as an integrated tool that assures their participation as tech-savvy citizens who play a significant role in our emerging technocracy.
  The core thesis in this book is that the global technocracy, visible in all our major cities, working for globally focused organisations, have more in common with each other than the culture of their particular national hinterland.
  Thus no mechanism of succession to Mussolini existed and nothing was done to ensure that a genuine fascist technocracy, public or private, was created.
  To express one's creativity - an increasing struggle in our information-driven technocracy - is to touch the very core of what it means to be human.
  I had already done a theocratic technocracy, so why not a feudal democracy?
  Not in so many words, she viewed my new handset as just another exotic creation of a transnational technocracy using technology to get us to spend our obsessive consumerist, materialist dollars.
  I already thought of two descriptive names for this society: a technocratic theocracy, or a theocratic technocracy.
  Rather evil is now primarily mediated by, and incarnated through, our ‘cold ‘technologies and technocracies.’
2. 1.2count noun An elite of technical experts.
  技术专家
  Example sentencesExamples
  I say despite itself, because to advance its legitimacy, the technocracy has promoted an exaggerated secularization of society that is simultaneously radical and very damaging.
  Yet, Commissioners are unelected and the Commission is often portrayed as an unaccountable technocracy.
  The third began at the end of the nineteenth century, leading to the Social Gospel movement, the rise of the twentieth century welfare state, and a secular technocracy or knowledge class.
  Thus, the highest positions of prestige and authority would be assumed by a meritocratic elite of intelligence and creativity: the technocracy.
  These are the Commission as a dynamic technocracy, with the Council as the body required to ratify Commission action.
  The technocracy's acquisition of power via the state and the progression of exaggerated secularization have combined to give rise to a number of social phenomena which have themselves become social determinants.
  He argues that we live in a corporate oligarchy in which technocracies control technologies.
  So you're not worried about the development of a sort of elite technocracy running the global brain machines?
  The power of these technocracies has varied greatly.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Greek tekhnē 'art, craft' + -cracy.

Rhymes

adhocracy, aristocracy, autocracy, bureaucracy, democracy, gerontocracy, gynaecocracy (US gynecocracy), hierocracy, hypocrisy, meritocracy, mobocracy, monocracy, plutocracy, theocracy

Definition of technocracy in US English:

technocracy

nountekˈnäkrəsētɛkˈnɑkrəsi

1The government or control of society or industry by an elite of technical experts.
技术专家政治，技术专家治国
failure in the war on poverty discredited technocracy
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, the authors claim the version of technocracy generated by the act may inadvertently serve the needs of democracy.
- The main parties all offer slightly different versions of turned-on technocracy.
- The cinema we need, the cinema that combats technocracy will, therefore, be non-narrative.
- Politics has adopted the language of technocracy and presents itself as a matter of effective management.
- For many in the counterculture of the early 1960s, computers had represented the epitome of all that was wrong with technology in the service of technocracy.
- Technopoly, in other words, is totalitarian technocracy.
- Admittedly, this optimism was tempered by his faith in democracy, and his hints about the growing threat of technocracy to democracy.
- Some elements of the satirical model are more easily visible than the others: the critique of technocracy, and of socially irresponsible behavior, for example.
- Paraphrasing Marcuse, technocracy views everything that is not backed up by facts, as an ideological matter.
- But technocracy is intellectually dead and politically exhausted.
- The end of the 1960s saw a rejection of technocracy, for many valid reasons.
- He argues that ‘deep democratization promises an alternative to technocracy.’
- They stand against ‘industrial society in all its forms; against neoliberalism and technocracy, and against corporate crooks and their allies in government’.
- For Chaplin, technocracy (especially corporate capitalism) must be fought, and nostalgia and sentiment must triumph.
- With the decline of the critical intellectual, the thinker gives way to the expert, politics yields to technocracy, and culture and education lapse into forms of social therapy.
- As politics retreats from grand ideology to technocracy, it has become increasingly important for politicians to emphasise their distinctive values.
- Instrumentality, rationality and technocracy supplant the heroic, stripping away place, history, bodies, time.
1. 1.1 An instance or application of technocracy.
  技术专家政治制，技术专家治国制
  Example sentencesExamples
  The core thesis in this book is that the global technocracy, visible in all our major cities, working for globally focused organisations, have more in common with each other than the culture of their particular national hinterland.
  Medieval music, although so distant from us in time - it flourished, very roughly speaking, from around 1000 to 1400 AD - now makes a surprisingly lively impact on people in our advanced industrial technocracies.
  To express one's creativity - an increasing struggle in our information-driven technocracy - is to touch the very core of what it means to be human.
  The good society he envisaged was a kind of technocracy, with an educated elite providing the leadership.
  Further, graduates from a significant community college understand and utilize technology as an integrated tool that assures their participation as tech-savvy citizens who play a significant role in our emerging technocracy.
  I do believe direct representation should be the defining aspect of democracy and what you find in Europe is more a ruling technocracy than a democracy.
  Rather evil is now primarily mediated by, and incarnated through, our ‘cold ‘technologies and technocracies.’
  Next, relax and prepare for living in a technocracy with executive manipulation of the mass media to do your thinking about society for you.
  Thus no mechanism of succession to Mussolini existed and nothing was done to ensure that a genuine fascist technocracy, public or private, was created.
  He basically outlines three classifications for culture: tool-using, technocracies, and technopolies.
  Not in so many words, she viewed my new handset as just another exotic creation of a transnational technocracy using technology to get us to spend our obsessive consumerist, materialist dollars.
  I already thought of two descriptive names for this society: a technocratic theocracy, or a theocratic technocracy.
  And, if small is beautiful, then the massive, dangerous, centralizing technocracy that is the nuclear industry is hideous.
  I had already done a theocratic technocracy, so why not a feudal democracy?
  According to the late media critic, technology causes cultures to take one of three forms: tool-using cultures, technocracies, and technopolies.
2. 1.2 An elite of technical experts.
  技术专家
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thus, the highest positions of prestige and authority would be assumed by a meritocratic elite of intelligence and creativity: the technocracy.
  So you're not worried about the development of a sort of elite technocracy running the global brain machines?
  The third began at the end of the nineteenth century, leading to the Social Gospel movement, the rise of the twentieth century welfare state, and a secular technocracy or knowledge class.
  I say despite itself, because to advance its legitimacy, the technocracy has promoted an exaggerated secularization of society that is simultaneously radical and very damaging.
  The power of these technocracies has varied greatly.
  Yet, Commissioners are unelected and the Commission is often portrayed as an unaccountable technocracy.
  He argues that we live in a corporate oligarchy in which technocracies control technologies.
  The technocracy's acquisition of power via the state and the progression of exaggerated secularization have combined to give rise to a number of social phenomena which have themselves become social determinants.
  These are the Commission as a dynamic technocracy, with the Council as the body required to ratify Commission action.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Greek tekhnē ‘art, craft’ + -cracy.

单词	technocracy
释义	Definition of technocracy in English: technocracy nounPlural technocracies tɛkˈnɒkrəsitɛkˈnɑkrəsi mass noun 1The government or control of society or industry by an elite of technical experts. 技术专家政治，技术专家治国 failure in the war on poverty discredited technocracy Example sentencesExamples Instrumentality, rationality and technocracy supplant the heroic, stripping away place, history, bodies, time. The cinema we need, the cinema that combats technocracy will, therefore, be non-narrative. Paraphrasing Marcuse, technocracy views everything that is not backed up by facts, as an ideological matter. For many in the counterculture of the early 1960s, computers had represented the epitome of all that was wrong with technology in the service of technocracy. The main parties all offer slightly different versions of turned-on technocracy. Politics has adopted the language of technocracy and presents itself as a matter of effective management. But technocracy is intellectually dead and politically exhausted. The end of the 1960s saw a rejection of technocracy, for many valid reasons. With the decline of the critical intellectual, the thinker gives way to the expert, politics yields to technocracy, and culture and education lapse into forms of social therapy. As politics retreats from grand ideology to technocracy, it has become increasingly important for politicians to emphasise their distinctive values. In fact, the authors claim the version of technocracy generated by the act may inadvertently serve the needs of democracy. He argues that ‘deep democratization promises an alternative to technocracy.’ Technopoly, in other words, is totalitarian technocracy. They stand against ‘industrial society in all its forms; against neoliberalism and technocracy, and against corporate crooks and their allies in government’. Admittedly, this optimism was tempered by his faith in democracy, and his hints about the growing threat of technocracy to democracy. For Chaplin, technocracy (especially corporate capitalism) must be fought, and nostalgia and sentiment must triumph. Some elements of the satirical model are more easily visible than the others: the critique of technocracy, and of socially irresponsible behavior, for example. 1.1count noun An instance or application of technocracy. 技术专家政治制，技术专家治国制 Example sentencesExamples According to the late media critic, technology causes cultures to take one of three forms: tool-using cultures, technocracies, and technopolies. Medieval music, although so distant from us in time - it flourished, very roughly speaking, from around 1000 to 1400 AD - now makes a surprisingly lively impact on people in our advanced industrial technocracies. And, if small is beautiful, then the massive, dangerous, centralizing technocracy that is the nuclear industry is hideous. I do believe direct representation should be the defining aspect of democracy and what you find in Europe is more a ruling technocracy than a democracy. The good society he envisaged was a kind of technocracy, with an educated elite providing the leadership. He basically outlines three classifications for culture: tool-using, technocracies, and technopolies. Next, relax and prepare for living in a technocracy with executive manipulation of the mass media to do your thinking about society for you. Further, graduates from a significant community college understand and utilize technology as an integrated tool that assures their participation as tech-savvy citizens who play a significant role in our emerging technocracy. The core thesis in this book is that the global technocracy, visible in all our major cities, working for globally focused organisations, have more in common with each other than the culture of their particular national hinterland. Thus no mechanism of succession to Mussolini existed and nothing was done to ensure that a genuine fascist technocracy, public or private, was created. To express one's creativity - an increasing struggle in our information-driven technocracy - is to touch the very core of what it means to be human. I had already done a theocratic technocracy, so why not a feudal democracy? Not in so many words, she viewed my new handset as just another exotic creation of a transnational technocracy using technology to get us to spend our obsessive consumerist, materialist dollars. I already thought of two descriptive names for this society: a technocratic theocracy, or a theocratic technocracy. Rather evil is now primarily mediated by, and incarnated through, our ‘cold ‘technologies and technocracies.’ 1.2count noun An elite of technical experts. 技术专家 Example sentencesExamples I say despite itself, because to advance its legitimacy, the technocracy has promoted an exaggerated secularization of society that is simultaneously radical and very damaging. Yet, Commissioners are unelected and the Commission is often portrayed as an unaccountable technocracy. The third began at the end of the nineteenth century, leading to the Social Gospel movement, the rise of the twentieth century welfare state, and a secular technocracy or knowledge class. Thus, the highest positions of prestige and authority would be assumed by a meritocratic elite of intelligence and creativity: the technocracy. These are the Commission as a dynamic technocracy, with the Council as the body required to ratify Commission action. The technocracy's acquisition of power via the state and the progression of exaggerated secularization have combined to give rise to a number of social phenomena which have themselves become social determinants. He argues that we live in a corporate oligarchy in which technocracies control technologies. So you're not worried about the development of a sort of elite technocracy running the global brain machines? The power of these technocracies has varied greatly. Origin Early 20th century: from Greek tekhnē 'art, craft' + -cracy. Rhymes adhocracy, aristocracy, autocracy, bureaucracy, democracy, gerontocracy, gynaecocracy (US gynecocracy), hierocracy, hypocrisy, meritocracy, mobocracy, monocracy, plutocracy, theocracy Definition of technocracy in US English: technocracy nountekˈnäkrəsētɛkˈnɑkrəsi 1The government or control of society or industry by an elite of technical experts. 技术专家政治，技术专家治国 failure in the war on poverty discredited technocracy Example sentencesExamples In fact, the authors claim the version of technocracy generated by the act may inadvertently serve the needs of democracy. The main parties all offer slightly different versions of turned-on technocracy. The cinema we need, the cinema that combats technocracy will, therefore, be non-narrative. Politics has adopted the language of technocracy and presents itself as a matter of effective management. For many in the counterculture of the early 1960s, computers had represented the epitome of all that was wrong with technology in the service of technocracy. Technopoly, in other words, is totalitarian technocracy. Admittedly, this optimism was tempered by his faith in democracy, and his hints about the growing threat of technocracy to democracy. Some elements of the satirical model are more easily visible than the others: the critique of technocracy, and of socially irresponsible behavior, for example. Paraphrasing Marcuse, technocracy views everything that is not backed up by facts, as an ideological matter. But technocracy is intellectually dead and politically exhausted. The end of the 1960s saw a rejection of technocracy, for many valid reasons. He argues that ‘deep democratization promises an alternative to technocracy.’ They stand against ‘industrial society in all its forms; against neoliberalism and technocracy, and against corporate crooks and their allies in government’. For Chaplin, technocracy (especially corporate capitalism) must be fought, and nostalgia and sentiment must triumph. With the decline of the critical intellectual, the thinker gives way to the expert, politics yields to technocracy, and culture and education lapse into forms of social therapy. As politics retreats from grand ideology to technocracy, it has become increasingly important for politicians to emphasise their distinctive values. Instrumentality, rationality and technocracy supplant the heroic, stripping away place, history, bodies, time. 1.1 An instance or application of technocracy. 技术专家政治制，技术专家治国制 Example sentencesExamples The core thesis in this book is that the global technocracy, visible in all our major cities, working for globally focused organisations, have more in common with each other than the culture of their particular national hinterland. Medieval music, although so distant from us in time - it flourished, very roughly speaking, from around 1000 to 1400 AD - now makes a surprisingly lively impact on people in our advanced industrial technocracies. To express one's creativity - an increasing struggle in our information-driven technocracy - is to touch the very core of what it means to be human. The good society he envisaged was a kind of technocracy, with an educated elite providing the leadership. Further, graduates from a significant community college understand and utilize technology as an integrated tool that assures their participation as tech-savvy citizens who play a significant role in our emerging technocracy. I do believe direct representation should be the defining aspect of democracy and what you find in Europe is more a ruling technocracy than a democracy. Rather evil is now primarily mediated by, and incarnated through, our ‘cold ‘technologies and technocracies.’ Next, relax and prepare for living in a technocracy with executive manipulation of the mass media to do your thinking about society for you. Thus no mechanism of succession to Mussolini existed and nothing was done to ensure that a genuine fascist technocracy, public or private, was created. He basically outlines three classifications for culture: tool-using, technocracies, and technopolies. Not in so many words, she viewed my new handset as just another exotic creation of a transnational technocracy using technology to get us to spend our obsessive consumerist, materialist dollars. I already thought of two descriptive names for this society: a technocratic theocracy, or a theocratic technocracy. And, if small is beautiful, then the massive, dangerous, centralizing technocracy that is the nuclear industry is hideous. I had already done a theocratic technocracy, so why not a feudal democracy? According to the late media critic, technology causes cultures to take one of three forms: tool-using cultures, technocracies, and technopolies. 1.2 An elite of technical experts. 技术专家 Example sentencesExamples Thus, the highest positions of prestige and authority would be assumed by a meritocratic elite of intelligence and creativity: the technocracy. So you're not worried about the development of a sort of elite technocracy running the global brain machines? The third began at the end of the nineteenth century, leading to the Social Gospel movement, the rise of the twentieth century welfare state, and a secular technocracy or knowledge class. I say despite itself, because to advance its legitimacy, the technocracy has promoted an exaggerated secularization of society that is simultaneously radical and very damaging. The power of these technocracies has varied greatly. Yet, Commissioners are unelected and the Commission is often portrayed as an unaccountable technocracy. He argues that we live in a corporate oligarchy in which technocracies control technologies. The technocracy's acquisition of power via the state and the progression of exaggerated secularization have combined to give rise to a number of social phenomena which have themselves become social determinants. These are the Commission as a dynamic technocracy, with the Council as the body required to ratify Commission action. Origin Early 20th century: from Greek tekhnē ‘art, craft’ + -cracy.
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