Книга: Chris Hoogeveen «Controversies of a Quasi-Object»
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Производитель: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" In terms of posthumanism the iPhone is considered a quasi-object. This philosophical concept of Michel Serres is not an object, but it is one nevertheless. By returning to the origin of this concept I will be able to discuss specific controversies of the iPhone. They are respectively: desirability, surveillance and gamification. The posthuman approach of this thesis aims to shine an alternative light on these controversies. Although the iPhone has previously been reviewed in terms of the quasi-object, this thesis attempts to distinguish itself from other analysis in the sense that it treats other controversies and elaborates on the interconnection between these matters. ISBN:9783848422708 Издательство: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" (2012)
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