Descripción
In a thought-provoking collection, a group of contemporary philosophers and theorists explore the provocative premise of accelerationism, driving the discourse around politics, technology, and society into uncharted territories. The contributions from notable figures such as Nick Srnicek, Alex Williams, and Antonio Negri delve into how the rapid pace of technological change can reshape cultural and political landscapes. Each essay offers a unique perspective on the intersections between capitalism and technological progress, presenting both cautionary tales and hopeful visions for the future.
The anthology assembles a compelling narrative that examines the implications of acceleration as a driving force in modern life. Featuring diverse voices, it challenges readers to rethink their understanding of progress, agency, and change, ultimately asking whether embracing acceleration might be the key to tackling contemporary crises. This engaging dialogue encourages a critical reflection on how to navigate a world increasingly defined by speed and complexity.
The anthology assembles a compelling narrative that examines the implications of acceleration as a driving force in modern life. Featuring diverse voices, it challenges readers to rethink their understanding of progress, agency, and change, ultimately asking whether embracing acceleration might be the key to tackling contemporary crises. This engaging dialogue encourages a critical reflection on how to navigate a world increasingly defined by speed and complexity.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
288 páginas
Idioma
Francés
Publicado
abr. 20, 2016
Editorial
Presses universitaires de France
ISBN-10
2130736505
ISBN-13
9782130736509
