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Prologue: Address to the reader 1. Lift-off: we are all astronauts 2. The Window and the Camera 3. Self as spectator 4. Body as specimen 5. The abandoned body and its shadows 6. World as spectacle 7. Re-entry: paths of return
the story he tells is persuasive. The author asks us to take nothing on his word but deftly directs us to our own images on art and in life, in history and in the present day (The Humanistic Psychologist - Autumn 1990)
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Byron Jackson
reviewed Technology as symptom and dream on January 26, 2008 Technology as symptom and dream
A truly fascinating book that introduced me to a new way of thinking about technology, but also the meaning that clings to every aspect of life. Although it's one of his first books, I would have to say that it works for me far better than some of the more recent works.
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