|"He provides a credible account of the unavoidability of death presence even in an over-technological existence."—Aurelio Cianciotta, Neural |"Necromedia is very readable and not too long in length, it delivers a serious if distu
In Necromedia, media activist Marcel O’Gorman takes aim at “the collusion of death and technology,” drawing on a broad arsenal that ranges from posthumanist philosophy and social psychology to digital art and handmade “objects-to-think-with.” Throughout, O’Gorman mixes philosophical speculation with artistic creation, personal memoir, and existential dread. He is not so much arguing against technoculture as documenting a...
You can specify the type of files you want, for your device.Necromedia (Posthumanities) | Marcel O'Gorman. Which are the reasons I like to read books. Great story by a great author.
