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Showing posts with label the question concerning technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the question concerning technology. Show all posts
30 Dec 2023

Ross Barkan's Dream of a New Romantic Age

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Ross Barkan (2017)  Award-winning novelist, journalist, and new romantic rossbarkin.com     According to the American writer Ross Barkan, th...
23 Jan 2021

Zoom: What Would D. H. Lawrence Do?

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  Sat at home, surrounded by screens, I am no longer anywhere,  but rather everywhere in the world at once, in the midst of a universal ban...
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6 Jun 2019

Reflections on the Typewriter 3: Nietzsche and His Golden Writing Ball

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Nietzsche's Typewriter. Photo: Dieter Eberwein Copyright: The Goethe and Schiller Archive, Weimar Whilst Heidegger never l...

Reflections on the Typewriter 2: How Derrida Put Down His Pen and Learned to Love a Keyboard

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He may have bought a computer, but nothing  could convince Derrida to get a desk lamp Photo: Joel Robine / Staff AFP Derrida c...

Reflections on the Typewriter 1: The Case of Martin Heidegger

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Heidegger at his desk sans typewriter  I mentioned in a note to a recent post that Heidegger was no fan of the typewriter; that he ...
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7 Sept 2018

The Prince and the Showbot (Or Why I Prefer Artificial Intelligence to Royal Stupidity)

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HRH the Prince of Wales and ASIMO the humanoid robot   It's ten years since Prince Charles met Asimo, the humanoid robot develo...
26 May 2016

O Wonderful Machine: Nihilism and the Question Concerning Technology (Part II)

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"What is dangerous", writes Heidegger, "is not technology. ... The essence of technology, as a destining of reveali...