Descrição
Bernard Stiegler's "Disorientation" offers an insightful exploration of the relationship between technology and time, delving into the complexities of modern existence. Stiegler examines how the increasing integration of technology into daily life impacts human behavior, perception, and social structures, prompting readers to reconsider their understanding of time in a tech-driven world.
Through a philosophical lens, the work fosters an awareness of the disorientation many experience as they navigate contemporary life. Stiegler, with the help of Stephen Barker's translation, articulates a need for critical reflection on technological influences, encouraging a dialogue about the future of humanity in an era defined by its reliance on machines.
Through a philosophical lens, the work fosters an awareness of the disorientation many experience as they navigate contemporary life. Stiegler, with the help of Stephen Barker's translation, articulates a need for critical reflection on technological influences, encouraging a dialogue about the future of humanity in an era defined by its reliance on machines.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Brochura
Páginas
286 páginas
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
out 13, 2008
Editora
Stanford University Press
Edições
4 edições
ISBN-10
0804730148
ISBN-13
9780804730143