# Ecological-Technological Renaissance **Domain:** Cultural History / Ecology / Technology **Doc Type:** Corpus-Specific Concept **Maturity:** Evolving **Related:** [[Whole Earth]], [[Third Culture]], [[Mid-Century Systems Culture]], [[Human-Machine Symbiosis]] --- ## Definition The **Ecological-Technological Renaissance** is the corpus's name for the late-1960s and 1970s convergence of ecology, cybernetics, systems thinking, design, space imagery and emerging personal computation. ## Corpus Context The term resists the later split between nature and technology. [[Whole Earth Catalog]], [[Buckminster Fuller]], [[Systems Ecology]] and [[Personal Computing]] belong to one historical aperture in [[articles/Beyond the Sea|Beyond the Sea]]. ## Key Insight **This node connects its historical or conceptual subject to the corpus without treating analogy as proof of direct influence.** ## See Also [[Whole Earth]], [[Third Culture]], [[Mid-Century Systems Culture]], [[Human-Machine Symbiosis]] ## Sources / Provenance - [[articles/Beyond the Sea|Beyond the Sea]]