Machines That Become Us

The Social Context of Personal Communication Technology

Auteurs

• James E. Katz

Paramètres

• 348 pages
• 13 heures de lecture

• Sciences sociales

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Exploring the evolving relationship between humans and technology, this book delves into the reactions of twenty-first-century individuals to the proliferation of gadgets and networks. It examines whether the anxiety surrounding computers is a widespread issue or if these devices are being embraced with enthusiasm. Through a critical lens, it challenges the notion of a dehumanized future by highlighting the complexities of personal communication technologies and their impact on daily life.

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• Année de publication: 2006
• Reliure: (souple)