The Culture of Digitality

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The Condition of Digitality: A Post-Modern Marxism for the Practice of Digital Life 2020

DOI: 10.16997/book44.f

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The Culture of Digitality

Abstract: The age of consumption, being the historical culmination of the whole process of accelerated productivity under the sign of capital, is also the age of radical alienation Jean Baudrillard, The Consumer Society, p.207. In our time … algorithms are becoming decisive, and … companies like Amazon, Google and Facebook are fast becoming, despite their populist rhetoric, the new apostles of culture Ted Striphas ' Algorithmic Culture' 2015, p.

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The mimesis of the on-screen interface and the essence of technology: a philosophical analysis

Pluzhnikova,

Saenko

2024

Культура И Искусство

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The work is devoted to the philosophical analysis of a number of culturological factors related primarily to visual genres and forms of culture, the subsequent impact of which on the rapid development of scientific and technological progress in the last decades of the XX – first decades of the XXI century directly or indirectly influenced the features of the functioning and appearance of the interface of screen devices in their now familiar form. The historically alternating cultural requirements for transformations of visual images in relation to their perception were investigated in diachrony. Through the analysis of visual culture, the authors consider modern technology as a unity of three components: technological, socio-cultural and anthropological. These components allow us to present the technique as an integral phenomenon for philosophical consideration. The research methodology is based on the use of empirical material from the field of modern technology development, and also includes an analysis of historical, philosophical and cultural sources related to the study of technology. When comparing the mimetic forms of traditional culture with the mimetic ways of reflecting the screen-type interface, a comparative typological approach is applied. The scientific novelty of the research lies in an attempt to compare the mimetic forms of traditional culture with the mimetic ways of reflecting the screen-type interface. By comparing these forms, the authors go out to study a broader phenomenon of modern society and culture – the phenomenon of technology. This research contributes to the development of the philosophy of technology in Russia. One of the tasks of the philosophy of technology is to study the subject of technical activity, which functions today as a new technical environment, in the context of digital and nanotechnology. Technical activity is the basis for the emergence of new knowledge about society. Technology acts as a form of materialization of ideas in practice, affects the development of technical sciences, all branches of knowledge in the modern world. Screen culture acts as a part of technical development based on the digitalization of technologies, but at the same time, it allows us to present technology as a unity of technology, man and society.

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The mimesis of the on-screen interface and the essence of technology: a philosophical analysis

Pluzhnikova,

Saenko

2024

Культура И Искусство

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