To what extent is our time characterised by the 'digital'? Does it
announce a bright new age of technological progress, or is it not
much more than a marketing tag for manufacturers? What is clear is
that much of the cultural theory we have so far accumulated is
showing signs of strain as it struggles to cope with the global
dynamics of the 'wired world'. This book offers a timely
intellectual strategy that may help us comprehend the
contradictions and apparent paradoxes of our immediate cultural
climate. Using the metaphor of an organic membrane to show how
things can be both separate and connected, The Postdigital Membrane
explores the triad of imagination, technology and desire as they
play upon each other - and us. In doing so it tries to offer fresh
insights into the deeper problems of intelligence, reality and
being human in order to map the emerging consciousness of the
postdigital age.
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