Günther Anders' philosophy of technology: from phenomenology to critical theory
"Gunter Anders' Philosophy of Technology is the first comprehensive exploration of the ground-breaking work of German thinker Gunter Anders. Anders' philosophy has become increasingly prescient in our digitised, technological age as his work predicts the prevalence of social media, ub...
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| adam_text | Contents List of Figures Preface viii ix Gratitude and a Prefatory Note on Acknowledgements xi Acknowledgements xii Abbreviations xiii Introduction 1 Black Stars 1 On the “We” of the “With-World” and Social Media 4 Life and Legacy 6 A Star Among Other Stars 7 Suppression: Positivity and Neutrality 10 Consumers and “Situations” 12 Nomen est omen: “Other” Reflections 14 Part One A Critical Theory of Technology 19 1 Criticizing Technology 21 Questioning Being-in-the-World, the Work of Art, and Technology 21 On the Intersection of Sociology and Anthropology, Critical Theory, and Technology: Günther Anders and Power 2 21 Insiders and their “Discounted” Others 25 Oblivion 26 Whither? 36 Whose Critical Theory? 38 Media Branding: How to do Politics with Programming and iGadgets 40 Heidegger’s Authenticity and Günther Anders’ Neg֊Anthropology 42 Heidegger’s Authenticity and Günther Anders’ “Humanism” 42 Jemeinigkeiť. On Becoming a Question to Oneself 44 Anthropologism and Psychologism 45 Heidegger on Dasein and the Seinsfrage 47 “Who,” Then, is Dasein? 48 On Animal Dasein: Anders and “Other” Others 49 Sein and Dasein without God 53
Contents vi 3 4 5 6 7 Günther Anders and Hannah Arendt: Love, Triangles, and the Political 58 Philosophical Triangles: Students, Scholars, Lovers 58 Triangulating the Triangle: Arendt-Heidegger-Anders 63 Anders and Arendt Reading Rilke: Love Songs to God 69 Kafka 69 Rilke 71 Angels 74 Elegies: Poetry and Hearing/Poetry and the Schma 76 The Cherry Slaughter: Back to Love 82 Between the Lines: Benjamin’s Angels of History and Anders’ Apocalypse 88 Having Been 88 Angels of History 89 Time 92 Heidegger and Time: New Rules 94 Time/Space 101 Whose Holocaust? Which Genocide(s)? 106 Once More, With Feeling 107 Anders and Adorno: Genocide 110 On What We Have Done 1Ю Singulare Tantum: Whose Genocide? Which Genocide? 114 Thinking the Holocaust 115 Colonialism and the Exploitation of the Globe 118 From Anders’ Sexless Capuchin to Virilio’s Chimeras 123 Economy, Power and Possibility, Impotence and Sexuation 123 From Consumption to Biotech 125 Manufacture and Art: Homo Materia 129 Part Two Anders, Media, Music 135 8 137 9 Radio Ghosts Ghosts 137 Radio Transforms: Politics and Music 138 Phenomenology’s Ghosts: Anders’ Phenomenology of Radio Listening 141 Media-Induced, Collective, “Autism” 148 Being-in-Music 152 Music Critique and Musical “Situation” 152 Situational Phenomenology: Underway to a Hermeneutics of Music 154
Contents vii Positive Attunement: Sociological Reflections onthe Musical “Situation” 160 Transformation and Transfiguration 163 Critical Sociology of Music 165 Being-In 166 10 Transistor Radios and Media “Überveillance”: From Anders’ “Radio 11 Leash” to Tracing 168 “Ground Control to Major Tom” 168 Political Philosophies of Technologies 169 The Skies Down to Earth: Being Without Time 176 Pop Music (and Jazz), and Covers (and Copies) 181 Transitioning: From Anders’ Radio “Leash” to Cohen’s Hallelujah 181 Death and Taxes 183 Pop as Contemporary Music: Fortunes and Futures 184 Cover Culture 187 Darker Stars: Death and Silence 193 Part Three Schizotopic Thought: Planetarism and Apocalypse Blindness 195 12 Political Media Theory, Hiroshima, and Nuclear Power Plants 197 From the Holocaust to Hiroshima: “Chernobyl is Everywhere” 197 Other Than, One More Time 197 “Seit ein Gespräch wir sind” 202 Violence Contra Violence 205 What about Violence: Yes? or No? 207 13 “The Devil’s New Apartment” 209 Apocalyptic Thinking 209 Nightmare 210 Counting Industrial Revolutions 213 Weather Talk: How to Do Things with Clouds 215 The “Modern Prometheus” 221 Geoforming, Masks, and Us 221 “Cosmic Parvenus” 223 Notes 227 Bibliography 278 Name Index 312 Subject Index 318
Günther Anders Philosophy of Technology is the first comprehensive exploration of the ground-breaking work of the German thinker, Gunther Anders. Anders philosophy has become increasingly prescient in our digitised, technological age as his work articulates the prevalence of social media, ubiquitous surveillance, and the turn to big data. Anders oeuvre also explored the technologies of nuclear power and the biotech concerns for the human and transhuman condition, which have become so central to current theory. Babette Babich argues that Anders offers important resources on streaming digital media through his writings on radio, television, and film and is unusually comprehensive and profoundly insightful. She also explores Anders relationship with key philosophers like Hannah Arendt and Walter Benjamin and his thinking on Goethe, Nietzsche, and Rilke, with a focus on the deep impact he made on his peers. Günther Anders Philosophy of Technology reflects specifically on the intersection of Anders thought with Heidegger and the Frankfurt school·, illustrating throughout the reİevance of his writing for the landscape of 20th-century philosophy. This is a compelling rehabilitation of a thinker with profound contemporary reİevance.
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Contents List of Figures Preface viii ix Gratitude and a Prefatory Note on Acknowledgements xi Acknowledgements xii Abbreviations xiii Introduction 1 Black Stars 1 On the “We” of the “With-World” and Social Media 4 Life and Legacy 6 A Star Among Other Stars 7 Suppression: Positivity and Neutrality 10 Consumers and “Situations” 12 Nomen est omen: “Other” Reflections 14 Part One A Critical Theory of Technology 19 1 Criticizing Technology 21 Questioning Being-in-the-World, the Work of Art, and Technology 21 On the Intersection of Sociology and Anthropology, Critical Theory, and Technology: Günther Anders and Power 2 21 Insiders and their “Discounted” Others 25 Oblivion 26 Whither? 36 Whose Critical Theory? 38 Media Branding: How to do Politics with Programming and iGadgets 40 Heidegger’s Authenticity and Günther Anders’ Neg֊Anthropology 42 Heidegger’s Authenticity and Günther Anders’ “Humanism” 42 Jemeinigkeiť. On Becoming a Question to Oneself 44 Anthropologism and Psychologism 45 Heidegger on Dasein and the Seinsfrage 47 “Who,” Then, is Dasein? 48 On Animal Dasein: Anders and “Other” Others 49 Sein and Dasein without God 53
Contents vi 3 4 5 6 7 Günther Anders and Hannah Arendt: Love, Triangles, and the Political 58 Philosophical Triangles: Students, Scholars, Lovers 58 Triangulating the Triangle: Arendt-Heidegger-Anders 63 Anders and Arendt Reading Rilke: Love Songs to God 69 Kafka 69 Rilke 71 Angels 74 Elegies: Poetry and Hearing/Poetry and the Schma 76 The Cherry Slaughter: Back to Love 82 Between the Lines: Benjamin’s Angels of History and Anders’ Apocalypse 88 Having Been 88 Angels of History 89 Time 92 Heidegger and Time: New Rules 94 Time/Space 101 Whose Holocaust? Which Genocide(s)? 106 Once More, With Feeling 107 Anders and Adorno: Genocide 110 On What We Have Done 1Ю Singulare Tantum: Whose Genocide? Which Genocide? 114 Thinking the Holocaust 115 Colonialism and the Exploitation of the Globe 118 From Anders’ Sexless Capuchin to Virilio’s Chimeras 123 Economy, Power and Possibility, Impotence and Sexuation 123 From Consumption to Biotech 125 Manufacture and Art: Homo Materia 129 Part Two Anders, Media, Music 135 8 137 9 Radio Ghosts Ghosts 137 Radio Transforms: Politics and Music 138 Phenomenology’s Ghosts: Anders’ Phenomenology of Radio Listening 141 Media-Induced, Collective, “Autism” 148 Being-in-Music 152 Music Critique and Musical “Situation” 152 Situational Phenomenology: Underway to a Hermeneutics of Music 154
Contents vii Positive Attunement: Sociological Reflections onthe Musical “Situation” 160 Transformation and Transfiguration 163 Critical Sociology of Music 165 Being-In 166 10 Transistor Radios and Media “Überveillance”: From Anders’ “Radio 11 Leash” to Tracing 168 “Ground Control to Major Tom” 168 Political Philosophies of Technologies 169 The Skies Down to Earth: Being Without Time 176 Pop Music (and Jazz), and Covers (and Copies) 181 Transitioning: From Anders’ Radio “Leash” to Cohen’s Hallelujah 181 Death and Taxes 183 Pop as Contemporary Music: Fortunes and Futures 184 Cover Culture 187 Darker Stars: Death and Silence 193 Part Three Schizotopic Thought: Planetarism and Apocalypse Blindness 195 12 Political Media Theory, Hiroshima, and Nuclear Power Plants 197 From the Holocaust to Hiroshima: “Chernobyl is Everywhere” 197 Other Than, One More Time 197 “Seit ein Gespräch wir sind” 202 Violence Contra Violence 205 What about Violence: Yes? or No? 207 13 “The Devil’s New Apartment” 209 Apocalyptic Thinking 209 Nightmare 210 Counting Industrial Revolutions 213 Weather Talk: How to Do Things with Clouds 215 The “Modern Prometheus” 221 Geoforming, Masks, and Us 221 “Cosmic Parvenus” 223 Notes 227 Bibliography 278 Name Index 312 Subject Index 318
Günther Anders' Philosophy of Technology is the first comprehensive exploration of the ground-breaking work of the German thinker, Gunther Anders. Anders' philosophy has become increasingly prescient in our digitised, technological age as his work articulates the prevalence of social media, ubiquitous surveillance, and the turn to big data. Anders' oeuvre also explored the technologies of nuclear power and the biotech concerns for the human and transhuman condition, which have become so central to current theory. Babette Babich argues that Anders offers important resources on streaming digital media through his writings on radio, television, and film and is unusually comprehensive and profoundly insightful. She also explores Anders' relationship with key philosophers like Hannah Arendt and Walter Benjamin and his thinking on Goethe, Nietzsche, and Rilke, with a focus on the deep impact he made on his peers. Günther Anders' Philosophy of Technology reflects specifically on the intersection of Anders' thought with Heidegger and the Frankfurt school·, illustrating throughout the reİevance of his writing for the landscape of 20th-century philosophy. This is a compelling rehabilitation of a thinker with profound contemporary reİevance. |
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| title_full | Günther Anders' philosophy of technology from phenomenology to critical theory Babette Babich |
| title_fullStr | Günther Anders' philosophy of technology from phenomenology to critical theory Babette Babich |
| title_full_unstemmed | Günther Anders' philosophy of technology from phenomenology to critical theory Babette Babich |
| title_short | Günther Anders' philosophy of technology |
| title_sort | gunther anders philosophy of technology from phenomenology to critical theory |
| title_sub | from phenomenology to critical theory |
| topic | Anders, Günther 1902-1992 (DE-588)118502751 gnd Technikphilosophie (DE-588)4126976-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | Anders, Günther 1902-1992 Technikphilosophie |
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