Transductions: bodies and machines at speed

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Cybernetics and Technology in Society Art, Technology, and Culture Philosophical and Theoretical Analysis

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Introduction. 1. Radical contingency and the materializations of technology. 2. From stone to radiation: the depth and speed of technical embodiments. 3. The technicity of time: 1.00 oscillations/sec to 9,192,631,770 Hz 4. Infrastructure and individuation: speed and delay in Stelarc's Ping Body'. 5. Losing time at the PlayStation: realtime and the whatever body. 6. Life, collectives and the pre-vital technicity of biotechnology. Conclusion.

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