Space - Place - Environment (Transatlantic Perspectives)
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Brungs und Hönicke Medienversand GbR [53814954], Berlin, Germany.
341 Seiten. Illustrierter Originalkartonband. Einband mit geringen Lagerspuren, innen sehr gut und sauber. - The case for reopening the debate on space in our time has been succinctly put by Verona Conley in Rethinking Technologies: „Now, in a world where the notion of space has been completely changed through electronic simultaneity, where the computer appears to go faster than the human brain, or where `virtual reality´ replaces `reality´, how do philosophy, critical theory, or artistic practices deal with those shifts?" Total electronic simultaneity, real-time, or absolute instantaneousness, if this were indeed possible, would not only mean the end of time and space but of human life as well. Fortunately, we are still far from having fully achieved this, and the broker who has, through instantaneous e-mail communication, just initiated a profitable capital flow a-round the globe, comes quickly to realize the impact of the continuance of sequential time and extensional space when he leaves his computer and gets into a traffic jam. Today we no longer derive much comfort from Kant´s conviction that time and space are a priori forms of perception and are more inclined to embrace Edward Casey´s phenomenological approach and his assumption that the concreteness of place takes precedence over space. One important concomitant of Casey´s philosophy of place is that it enhances the relevance of the body, „emplacement" and „embodiment" being mutually constitutive, another is the renewed importance it bestows on the „local and regional". Obviously, the terminological field space, place, environment has to be continuously redefined in accordance with both the changing conventions of viewing and with the socio-political power struggles of every age. (Verlagsanzeige) Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 600, Books.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Brungs und Hönicke Medienversand, [3437067].
341 Seiten. Kartoniert. Illustrierter Originalkartonband. Einband mit geringen Lagerspuren, innen sehr gut und sauber. - The case for reopening the debate on space in our time has been succinctly put by Verona Conley in Rethinking Technologies: Now, in a world where the notion of space has been completely changed through electronic simultaneity, where the computer appears to go faster than the human brain, or where virtual reality replaces reality, how do philosophy, critical theory, or artistic practices deal with those shifts? Total electronic simultaneity, real-time, or absolute instantaneousness, if this were indeed possible, would not only mean the end of time and space but of human life as well. Fortunately, we are still far from having fully achieved this, and the broker who has, through instantaneous e-mail communication, just initiated a profitable capital flow a-round the globe, comes quickly to realize the impact of the continuance of sequential time and extensional space when he leaves his computer and gets into a traffic jam. Today we no longer derive much comfort from Kants conviction that time and space are a priori forms of perception and are more inclined to embrace Edward Caseys phenomenological approach and his assumption that the concreteness of place takes precedence over space. One important concomitant of Caseys philosophy of place is that it enhances the relevance of the body, emplacement and embodiment being mutually constitutive, another is the renewed importance it bestows on the local and regional. Obviously, the terminological field space, place, environment has to be continuously redefined in accordance with both the changing conventions of viewing and with the socio-political power struggles of every age. (Verlagsanzeige), 2004. gebraucht sehr gut, 600g, Internationaler Versand, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten), PayPal, Banküberweisung.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Deutschland.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Brungs und Hönicke Medienversand, [3437067].
341 Seiten. Kartoniert. Illustrierter Originalkartonband in nahezu neuwertigem Zustand. - The case for reopening the debate on space in our time has been succinctly put by Verona Conley in Rethinking Technologies: Now, in a world where the notion of space has been completely changed through electronic simultaneity, where the computer appears to go faster than the human brain, or where virtual reality replaces reality, how do philosophy, critical theory, or artistic practices deal with those shifts? Total electronic simultaneity, real-time, or absolute instantaneousness, if this were indeed possible, would not only mean the end of time and space but of human life as well. Fortunately, we are still far from having fully achieved this, and the broker who has, through instantaneous e-mail communication, just initiated a profitable capital flow a-round the globe, comes quickly to realize the impact of the continuance of sequential time and extensional space when he leaves his computer and gets into a traffic jam. Today we no longer derive much comfort from Kants conviction that time and space are a priori forms of perception and are more inclined to embrace Edward Caseys phenomenological approach and his assumption that the concreteness of place takes precedence over space. One important concomitant of Caseys philosophy of place is that it enhances the relevance of the body, emplacement and embodiment being mutually constitutive, another is the renewed importance it bestows on the local and regional. Obviously, the terminological field space, place, environment has to be continuously redefined in accordance with both the changing conventions of viewing and with the socio-political power struggles of every age. (Verlagsanzeige), gebraucht wie neu, 600g.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Deutschland.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Brungs und Hönicke Medienversand, [3437067].
341 Seiten. Kartoniert. Illustrierter Originalkartonband in nahezu neuwertigem Zustand. - The case for reopening the debate on space in our time has been succinctly put by Verona Conley in Rethinking Technologies: Now, in a world where the notion of space has been completely changed through electronic simultaneity, where the computer appears to go faster than the human brain, or where virtual reality replaces reality, how do philosophy, critical theory, or artistic practices deal with those shifts? Total electronic simultaneity, real-time, or absolute instantaneousness, if this were indeed possible, would not only mean the end of time and space but of human life as well. Fortunately, we are still far from having fully achieved this, and the broker who has, through instantaneous e-mail communication, just initiated a profitable capital flow a-round the globe, comes quickly to realize the impact of the continuance of sequential time and extensional space when he leaves his computer and gets into a traffic jam. Today we no longer derive much comfort from Kants conviction that time and space are a priori forms of perception and are more inclined to embrace Edward Caseys phenomenological approach and his assumption that the concreteness of place takes precedence over space. One important concomitant of Caseys philosophy of place is that it enhances the relevance of the body, emplacement and embodiment being mutually constitutive, another is the renewed importance it bestows on the local and regional. Obviously, the terminological field space, place, environment has to be continuously redefined in accordance with both the changing conventions of viewing and with the socio-political power struggles of every age. (Verlagsanzeige), 2004. gebraucht wie neu, 600g, Internationaler Versand, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten), PayPal, Banküberweisung.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Brungs und Hönicke Medienversand GbR [53814954], Berlin, Germany.
341 Seiten. Illustrierter Originalkartonband in nahezu neuwertigem Zustand. - The case for reopening the debate on space in our time has been succinctly put by Verona Conley in Rethinking Technologies: „Now, in a world where the notion of space has been completely changed through electronic simultaneity, where the computer appears to go faster than the human brain, or where `virtual reality´ replaces `reality´, how do philosophy, critical theory, or artistic practices deal with those shifts?" Total electronic simultaneity, real-time, or absolute instantaneousness, if this were indeed possible, would not only mean the end of time and space but of human life as well. Fortunately, we are still far from having fully achieved this, and the broker who has, through instantaneous e-mail communication, just initiated a profitable capital flow a-round the globe, comes quickly to realize the impact of the continuance of sequential time and extensional space when he leaves his computer and gets into a traffic jam. Today we no longer derive much comfort from Kant´s conviction that time and space are a priori forms of perception and are more inclined to embrace Edward Casey´s phenomenological approach and his assumption that the concreteness of place takes precedence over space. One important concomitant of Casey´s philosophy of place is that it enhances the relevance of the body, „emplacement" and „embodiment" being mutually constitutive, another is the renewed importance it bestows on the „local and regional". Obviously, the terminological field space, place, environment has to be continuously redefined in accordance with both the changing conventions of viewing and with the socio-political power struggles of every age. (Verlagsanzeige) Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 600, Books.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Brungs und Hönicke Medienversand GbR [53814954], Berlin, Germany.
341 Seiten, Illustrierter Originalkartonband. Einband mit geringen Lagerspuren, innen sehr gut und sauber. - The case for reopening the debate on space in our time has been succinctly put by Verona Conley in Rethinking Technologies: „Now, in a world where the notion of space has been completely changed through electronic simultaneity, where the computer appears to go faster than the human brain, or where `virtual reality´ replaces `reality´, how do philosophy, critical theory, or artistic practices deal with those shifts?" Total electronic simultaneity, real-time, or absolute instantaneousness, if this were indeed possible, would not only mean the end of time and space but of human life as well. Fortunately, we are still far from having fully achieved this, and the broker who has, through instantaneous e-mail communication, just initiated a profitable capital flow a-round the globe, comes quickly to realize the impact of the continuance of sequential time and extensional space when he leaves his computer and gets into a traffic jam. Today we no longer derive much comfort from Kant´s conviction that time and space are a priori forms of perception and are more inclined to embrace Edward Casey´s phenomenological approach and his assumption that the concreteness of place takes precedence over space. One important concomitant of Casey´s philosophy of place is that it enhances the relevance of the body, „emplacement" and „embodiment" being mutually constitutive, another is the renewed importance it bestows on the „local and regional". Obviously, the terminological field space, place, environment has to be continuously redefined in accordance with both the changing conventions of viewing and with the socio-political power struggles of every age. (Verlagsanzeige) Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 600.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Brungs und Hönicke Medienversand GbR [53814954], Berlin, Germany.
341 Seiten, Illustrierter Originalkartonband in nahezu neuwertigem Zustand. - The case for reopening the debate on space in our time has been succinctly put by Verona Conley in Rethinking Technologies: „Now, in a world where the notion of space has been completely changed through electronic simultaneity, where the computer appears to go faster than the human brain, or where `virtual reality´ replaces `reality´, how do philosophy, critical theory, or artistic practices deal with those shifts?" Total electronic simultaneity, real-time, or absolute instantaneousness, if this were indeed possible, would not only mean the end of time and space but of human life as well. Fortunately, we are still far from having fully achieved this, and the broker who has, through instantaneous e-mail communication, just initiated a profitable capital flow a-round the globe, comes quickly to realize the impact of the continuance of sequential time and extensional space when he leaves his computer and gets into a traffic jam. Today we no longer derive much comfort from Kant´s conviction that time and space are a priori forms of perception and are more inclined to embrace Edward Casey´s phenomenological approach and his assumption that the concreteness of place takes precedence over space. One important concomitant of Casey´s philosophy of place is that it enhances the relevance of the body, „emplacement" and „embodiment" being mutually constitutive, another is the renewed importance it bestows on the „local and regional". Obviously, the terminological field space, place, environment has to be continuously redefined in accordance with both the changing conventions of viewing and with the socio-political power struggles of every age. (Verlagsanzeige) Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 600.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Antiquariat BuchX [58516020], Wolfratshausen, Germany.
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