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Transductions Bodies And Machines At Speed Adrian Mackenzie

Name: Transductions Bodies And Machines At Speed Adrian Mackenzie
SKU: BELL-50671904
Price: 31.00 USD
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Transductions Bodies And Machines At Speed Adrian Mackenzie instant download after payment.

Publisher: Continuum

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.01 MB

Author: Adrian MacKenzie

ISBN: 9781472546005, 9780826458834, 1472546008, 0826458831

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Transductions Bodies And Machines At Speed Adrian Mackenzie by Adrian Mackenzie 9781472546005, 9780826458834, 1472546008, 0826458831 instant download after payment.

Transductions explores the nature of technological speed and how technology becomes part of living bodies. Drawing on deconstruction and corporeal theory, Transductions re-examines the borders between bodies and machines, between what counts as social and what counts as technological. Using examples which include online computer games, military supercomputers, genomic databases, performance art and the global positioning system, Mackenzie critiques the widely accepted notion that technology speeds everything up, arguing instead that there are only ever differences in speed.