Technomancy | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 04/10/2019

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00:00:32 1 Theme
00:01:22 1.1 Examples
00:04:03 2 Non-mystical technomancy
00:05:27 3 Non-scientific technology
00:06:15 4 See also



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Technomancy, also called technomagic, is a term in science fiction and fantasy that refers to a category of magical abilities that affect technology, or to magical powers that are gained through the use of technology.
It is a portmanteau of technology and -mancy, a suffix used in magical sciences to refer to specific types of specialization or divination (-mancy is derived from the Greek manteia, meaning divination).
An early appearance of the term can be found in Steve Martindale's 1990 short story "Technomancy" in the  magazine Aboriginal Science Fiction.