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Prospective Philosophy Of Software A Simondonian Study Coline Ferrarato

Name: Prospective Philosophy Of Software A Simondonian Study Coline Ferrarato
SKU: BELL-10658472
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Prospective Philosophy Of Software A Simondonian Study Coline Ferrarato instant download after payment.

Publisher: ISTE/John Wiley & Sons

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.62 MB

Pages: 163

Author: Coline Ferrarato

ISBN: 9781119686781, 9781786304438, 1119686784, 1786304430

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Prospective Philosophy Of Software A Simondonian Study Coline Ferrarato by Coline Ferrarato 9781119686781, 9781786304438, 1119686784, 1786304430 instant download after payment.

Computer software (operating systems, web browsers, word processors, etc.) structure our daily lives. Comprising both a user interface and the electronic circuits of the machine it is printed to, software represents a hybrid object at the crossroads of materiality and immateriality. But is it, strictly speaking, a technical object? By examining the status of software against the criteria of philosophy of classic techniques, in particular that of Gilbert Simondon, this book lays the groundwork of a philosophical reflection on this subject. Further, in order to help introduce readers to problematics, lines of code and explanatory schemas have been provided.