Description
In a world increasingly dominated by digital media, the essence and significance of the book undergoes a remarkable examination. Through a thoughtful exploration of the book as both a physical object and a collection of ideas, it challenges the reader to reconsider what constitutes a book in contemporary society. The narrative navigates the intersection of content and interface, prompting reflections on how technology reshapes the way we engage with literature.
Amaranth Borsuk delves into the ever-evolving relationship between readers and the written word, embracing the complexities of how books function in a digital landscape. By addressing the philosophical and practical implications of this transformation, the work invites individuals to rediscover the value of books, not only as tangible items but as vessels of knowledge and cultural significance.
Amaranth Borsuk delves into the ever-evolving relationship between readers and the written word, embracing the complexities of how books function in a digital landscape. By addressing the philosophical and practical implications of this transformation, the work invites individuals to rediscover the value of books, not only as tangible items but as vessels of knowledge and cultural significance.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
344 pages
Language
English
Published
May 4, 2018
Publisher
The MIT Press
ISBN-10
0262535416
ISBN-13
9780262535410