Tensions and convergences
technological and aesthetic transformations of society
by Reinhard Heil, Andreas Kaminski, Marcus Stippak, Alexander Unger
2007 · 365 pages
About this book
This book presents results of an international conference which addressed the interaction of aesthetical and technological dimensions within the formation of contemporary society. The contributions discuss the production of time and space, self and nature, individual and society in the image of technology. They focus on the productive tensions and convergences between aesthetic and technological concepts when implemented in everyday life. The volume contains - among others - texts about technologies of visualisation, the aesthetics of warfare and the design of technological lifeworlds.
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