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ISBN 10: 0312071302 
ISBN 13: 9780312071301
Author: Arthur Kroker

The Possessed Individual Technology and New French Theory 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Theoretical Frameworks: Understanding the Tools of Dispossession

• Chapter 1: From Discipline to Control: Foucault and the Technologies of Power
  • Panopticism and the Surveilled Self
  • Biopower, Governmentality, and the Management of Life
  • Technologies of the Self and Resistance in a Controlled Society
• Chapter 2: The Logic of the Simulacrum: Baudrillard on Hyperreality and Detachment
  • From Representation to Simulation: The Loss of the Real
  • The Implosion of Meaning in the Age of Digital Reproduction
  • Consumerism and the Seduction of the Image
• Chapter 3: Desire, Machines, and the Rhizome: Deleuze & Guattari on Technological Assemblages
  • Desiring Machines and the Production of Reality
  • Body Without Organs and Deterritorialization
  • The Rhizomatic Nature of Technology and Its Impact on Subjectivity
• Chapter 4: Speed, Accidents, and Dromology: Virilio on the Logistics of Perception
  • The Tyranny of Speed and the "Logistics of Perception"
  • Technology as the Organization of Accidents
  • The Disappearing Horizon and the End of Space and Time
• Chapter 5: Technics, Disorientation, and the Pharmacological: Stiegler's Philosophy of Technology
  • The Role of Technics in Human Becoming (Exosomatization)
  • Disorientation and the Loss of Meaning
  • Technology as Pharmakon: Poison and Cure

Part II: The Possessed Self: Technology's Impact on Subjectivity and Consciousness

• Chapter 6: The Digital Subject: Identity and Presence in Networked Environments
  • Online Avatars, Digital Doubles, and Fractured Selves
  • The Performance of Identity on Social Media
  • Algorithmic Self-Formation and Filter Bubbles
• Chapter 7: The Augmented Body: Embodiment, Prosthesis, and Human-Machine Interface
  • Technology as Extension vs. Erasure of the Body
  • Wearable Technologies and Bio-Integration
  • The Redefinition of Human Capabilities and Limitations
• Chapter 8: Data Selves and Surveillance Capital
  • The Quantification of Life and the Extraction of Behavioral Data
  • Predictive Analytics and Pre-emption of Agency
  • The Individual as a Datapoint in the Algorithmic Gaze
• Chapter 9: The Time of the Screen: Attention, Distraction, and Cognitive Captivity
  • Technological Acceleration and the Erosion of Deep Attention
  • The Economy of Distraction and the Fragmentation of Experience
  • The Challenge to Critical Thought and Reflection

Part III: Resisting Possession: Ethics, Agency, and Future Directions

• Chapter 10: Reclaiming Agency: Strategies of Resistance and Detachment
  • Digital Detox and the Politics of Disconnection
  • Subversive Uses of Technology and Counter-Networks
  • Ethical Hacking and Algorithmic Transparency
• Chapter 11: Towards a New Humanism (or Posthumanism)?
  • Rethinking Autonomy in the Age of Interdependence
  • The Promise and Peril of Transhumanism
  • Cultivating Critical Engagement with Technology
• Chapter 12: The Future of the Individual in the Technological Landscape
  • The Ongoing Evolution of Human-Technology Co-evolution
  • Policy, Regulation, and the Ethics of Design
  • Cultivating a Critical Awareness for Collective Action

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