The Philosophy of Simondon by Kirkpatrick, Graeme -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Copyright Contents Foreword Graeme Kirkpatrick Introduction Part 1 Philosophy of Technology 1 The Object

Genesis of the technical object: The process of concretization Mode of existence of the concrete object The inventor

2 Technological Encyclopaedism

Technology grows up Maturity An ambiguous optimism

3 Marx and Simondon: Alienation

The clamour of technologies Social utopia and economy Evolutionary logic

4 Cybernetics

Part 2 Individuation 5 The Brick 6 The Crystal 7 Coral Colonies 8 Psyche and Society 9 Imagination Part 3 The Bridges 10 Simondon and Depth Psychology

Individuation according to Jung Simondon’s Nigredo The meaning of individuation: The relation to the object Rebirth of an archetype

11 An Ideal World

The superlative of progress Technologies, sacred and profane (Eliade and Simondon) The technoaesthetic

12 Three Philosophers and The Matrix Index

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