Transductions : bodies and machines at speed
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書誌事項
Transductions : bodies and machines at speed
（Technologies : studies in culture & theory）
Continuum, 2002
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- : pbk
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注記
Bibliography: p. 219-228
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Why does technological speed seem to exceed the speed of cultural or natural processes? In what sense has this perceived difference impacted on human culture and the human body? This book explores the nature of technological speed and how technology becomes part of living bodies. Drawing on deconstruction and corporeal theory, it re-examines the borders between bodies and machines, between what counts as social and what counts as technological. Illustrated with examples which include online computer games, military supercomputers, genomic databases, performance art and the global positioning system - the book critiques the widely accepted notion that technology speeds everything up, arguing instead that there are only ever differences in speed.
目次
Introduction. 1. Radical contingency and the materializations of technology. 2. From stone to radiation: the depth and speed of technical embodiments. 3. The technicity of time: 1.00 oscillations/sec to 9,192,631,770 Hz 4. Infrastructure and individuation: speed and delay in Stelarc's Ping Body'. 5. Losing time at the PlayStation: realtime and the whatever body. 6. Life, collectives and the pre-vital technicity of biotechnology. Conclusion.
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