Philosophy Philosophy of Digital Technology and Time / Kiyotaka Naoe / Shun SATO

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Philosophy
Introduction
[Content introduction]
An ambitious work in which a leading person in the field of technology philosophy challenged the contemporary issue of "How digital technology can affect our time and existence?" from his own unique and stimulating point of view. ● Using concepts of process philosophy, narrative theory and technoperformance, we analyze how digital technology "shapes our relationship with time and existence" and discuss what it means in the light of new technologies such as AI and climatic change.
● We set our own questions about the dialogue between modern technological philosophy and media theory and time common to what is called the "human age (アンスロポクロネ)" and propose a concrete and easy-to-understand conceptual framework for understanding how we exist today and relate to time.
Structure of this book
Chapter 2 : Introduction? Time, existence and technology
Acceleration and existence of time / Time at the global level / Pitfalls of presentism / Shaping time with digital technology / Rethinking time and technology /
Structure of this book
Chapter 2 : Process philosophy, narrative, performance? How digital technology shapes time and existence /
Responsibility with narrative
Integrating theory of narrative into the process approach /
Responsibility with narrative
[Performance]
Physical of process and narrative = motor aspects and action-carrying nature / Technoperformance of time / Chapter Keywords : Process Philosophy, Bergson, Narrative, Meaning, Recool, Performance, and Techno-Performance of Time
[Chapter 3 Keywords] Romanticism, Borgman, Cairo politics, Synchronicity, アントロポクロン, and Long-term Doctrine デジタルテ time management