Microphysics of hardware or the gigantism of the infinitesimally small

Dimitris Ginosatis (1) , Dionyssis Kavvathas (2) , Anastazia Golemi (2)

1 ASFA - Athens School of Fine Arts
2 Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences

Lecture co-authored in Greek with assistant professor Dionysis Kavvathas of the Panteion University of Social & Political Sciences, presented at the Marshall McLuhan and Walter J. Ong International Centenary Symposium (The new sensorium: embodied perception, extensions of humanity and digital communication) held in Athens, Greece. The symposium was organized by the Department of Communication, Media and Culture of Panteion University and its postgraduate programme in Cultural Management, in association with the Coach House Institute (CHI) and its McLuhan Program in Culture & Technology (MPCT) at the Faculty of Information (University of Toronto). For further information on the conference, see here: http://entopia.org/newsensorium/

Mots clés: Martin Heidegger; Marshall McLuhan; Friedrich Kittler; Harold Innis; media theory; communication; Aristotle; miniaturization; technology; technical media

Domaines: Philosophie; Ordinateur et société [cs.CY]; Interface homme-machine [cs.HC]

Dimitris Ginosatis, Dionyssis Kavvathas, Anastazia Golemi. Microphysics of hardware or the gigantism of the infinitesimally small. Marshall McLuhan and Walter J. Ong International Centenary Symposium (The new sensorium: embodied perception, extensions of humanity and digital communication), Apr 2012, Athens, Greece. ⟨hal-01234444v1⟩