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portada Becoming Machines: 400 Years of Combat Between man and Machine
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
256
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9782315022854

Becoming Machines: 400 Years of Combat Between man and Machine

Denis Collin (Author) · Max Milo · Paperback

Becoming Machines: 400 Years of Combat Between man and Machine - Denis Collin

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Synopsis "Becoming Machines: 400 Years of Combat Between man and Machine"

For four centuries, the modern world has been dominated by machinery. One philosopher sees living beings as perfected machines (Descartes), another sees nature as the work of an engineer equipped with a supercomputer (Leibniz). Money is the soul of capital, the machine is its body. But the elimination of life in favor of the mechanical leads to a general commodification of human life and a loss of our being-in-the-world. Turning nature into a mere raw material, replacing vital processes with mechanical procedures-all this makes it possible to treat human beings as things, and turn them into predictable beings. This man, who was promised to become "master and possessor of nature", is in the process of becoming the servant of his own creations. If we don't want to give way to the posthuman, it's time to take the measure of what's at stake and think about how we can put grains of sand in the machine. That's what this book is all about.

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