Stalder, F. (2018). The digital condition. Cambridge: Polity Press.
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Over the past few decades, the word “digital” has become recurrent in the most diverse discourses and media. Used both as a noun and to qualify different actions, products and experiences, it became part of the everyday lexicon, appearing at the same time as a keyword in numerous projects and scientific articles. Together, these different approaches contributed to a generalized consensus around the idea that digital technologies condition all spheres of contemporary life. But what exactly characterizes the “digital condition” in which we live? If the question was already topical in 2016, when the first edition of Felix Stalder’s book was launched, its relevance is even more evident today...Downloads
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