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Individuation In Light Of Notions Of Form And Information (Volume 1) (Posthumanities),Used
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A longawaited translation on the philosophical relation between technology, the individual, and milieu of the livingFrom Democrituss atomism to Heisenbergs uncertainty principle, from Aristotles reflections on the individual to Husserls call for a focused return to things, from the philosophical advent of the Cartesian ego and the Leibnizian monad to Heideggers notion of Dasein, the question concerning the constitution of the individual has continued to loom large over the preoccupations of philosophers and scholars of scientific disciplines for thousands of years.Through conceptions in modern scientific areas of research such as thermodynamics, the fabrication of technical objects, gestalt theory, cybernetics, and the dynamic formation at work in the creation of crystals, Gilbert Simondons unique multifaceted philosophical and scholarly research will eventually lead to an astounding reevaluation and questioning of the historical methods for posing the very question and notion of the individual. More than fifty years after its original publication in French, this groundbreaking work of philosophical theory is now available in its first complete English language translation.
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