The meditations in this book map out the hypertextual pathways of our global techonological system, looking for its limits and ours, by drawing on the philosophy of German idealism and Homeric and pre-Socratic views on identity, substance, hospitality, and homecoming.
The meditations in this book map out the hypertextual pathways of our global techonological system, looking for its limits and ours, by drawing on the philosophy of German idealism and Homeric and pre-Socratic views on identity, substance, hospitality, and homecoming.
Toivo Koivukoski is associate professor of political science at Nipissing University and director of the Nipissing University Peace Research Initiative.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Table of Subjects Chapter 2 By Way of an Introduction Chapter 3 Overview Chapter 4 Section 1: Thinking Technology to its Ends Chapter 5 Section 2: From a Post-Historical Worldview Chapter 6 Section 3: Experiments in Post-Humanism Chapter 7 Section 4: Technological Imperium and its Limits
Chapter 1 Table of Subjects Chapter 2 By Way of an Introduction Chapter 3 Overview Chapter 4 Section 1: Thinking Technology to its Ends Chapter 5 Section 2: From a Post-Historical Worldview Chapter 6 Section 3: Experiments in Post-Humanism Chapter 7 Section 4: Technological Imperium and its Limits
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