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Logic Issue 9 Nature Ben Tarnoff Moira Weigel Jen Kagan Alex Blasdel

Name: Logic Issue 9 Nature Ben Tarnoff Moira Weigel Jen Kagan Alex Blasdel
SKU: BELL-23526776
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Logic Issue 9 Nature Ben Tarnoff Moira Weigel Jen Kagan Alex Blasdel instant download after payment.

Publisher: Logic Foundation

File Extension: PDF

File size: 23.21 MB

Pages: 242

Author: Ben Tarnoff, Moira Weigel, Jen Kagan, Alex Blasdel

ISBN: 9780998662695, 0998662690

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Logic Issue 9 Nature Ben Tarnoff Moira Weigel Jen Kagan Alex Blasdel by Ben Tarnoff, Moira Weigel, Jen Kagan, Alex Blasdel 9780998662695, 0998662690 instant download after payment.

Nothing under the sun is not made. In this issue, we investigate nature
in the broadest sense. Every philosophy of technology needs a philosophy
of nature—or better, several. In any tool, the nature of the user meets
the nature she might use that tool to shape. Then again, nature in the
colloquial sense—meaning what came before us and will outlive us—could
hardly seem more distant in an era of rapid, catastrophic change that
seems to shrink the past to the vanishing point and make it harder to
imagine a habitable future. We change our nature as we change our tools,
and our tools change us.