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Index
Cover
Half-Title
Series
Dedication
Title
Contents
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Picturing technology
1 Picturing technology today
2 Key terms
3 Structure and limits
1 A sense of the transcendental
1 Malabou’s sense
2 Expanding sense
3 Expanding further: From minimal to maximal sense
4 Philosophy of technology: Making sense of many turns
2 The blank page
1 ‘This white paper’
2 Varying conditions
3 Re-imagining relevance (1)
4 Re-imagining relevance (2)
3 Embodiment conditions
1 On the Internet
2 A developing body of work
3 Situating embodiment conditions: 4e
4 Crossover potentials: Between philosophy of technology, media theory and 4e
4 Three exceptional technologies
1 Everything but the network: Vannevar Bush’s Memex
2 ‘Pictorial statistics’: Francis Galton’s composite photography
3 ‘Machine with concrete’: Arthur Ganson’s gestural engineering
4 Problems and prospects
5 Which way to turn?
1 The empirical turn: An enduring influence in philosophy of technology?
2 The speculative turn: A new beginning in continental philosophy?
3 An alternative picture: Method as ‘Mapping’
4 A shared field of exceptional complexities
Conclusion: Exceptional technologies, not technological exceptionalism
Notes
References
Index
Copyright
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