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Science and technology are playing increasingly important roles in our lives. New projects in development today will fundamentally shape the world around us, and manipulate our lived experience. But how and why are such important scientific and technological projects chosen, and what are the consequences of this process? In this book, Kate O’Riordan answers these crucial question. She discovers that many objects, such as genomes and genomic projects, smart grids, de-extinction projects and biosensors cannot be granted scientific legitimacy and developed without extraordinary amounts of media, public relations, celebrity endorsements and private investment. As a result of these filters, only certain projects take centre stage when it comes to funding and political attention. O’Riordan calls these ‘unreal objects’ - scientific projects and technologies where utopian visions for the future are combined with investment and materialisation in the here and now. This attention to these unreal objects hides many current social issues, especially injustices and inequalities. At the same time they conjure utopian visions for how life might be improved.
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Titel: Unreal Objects : Digital Materialities, ...
Verlag: Pluto Press
Erscheinungsdatum: 2017
Einband: Softcover
Zustand: New
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Anbieter: Bookbot, Prague, Tschechien
Softcover. Zustand: As New. Leichte Abnutzungen. Science and technology are playing increasingly important roles in our lives.New projects in development today will fundamentally shape the world aroundus, and manipulate our lived experience. But how and why are such importantscientific and technological projects chosen, and what are the consequences ofthis process? In this book, Kate O'Riordan answers these crucial question. Shediscovers that many objects, such as genomes and genomic projects, smartgrids, de-extinction projects and biosensors cannot be granted scientificlegitimacy and developed without extraordinary amounts of media, publicrelations, celebrity endorsements and private investment. As a result of thesefilters, only certain projects take centre stage when it comes to funding andpolitical attention. O'Riordan calls these 'unreal objects' - scientificprojects and technologies where utopian visions for the future are combinedwith investment and materialisation in the here and now. This attention tothese unreal objects hides many current social issues, especially injusticesand inequalities. At the same time they conjure utopian visions for how lifemight be improved. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers c48d8776-721f-44c6-bfda-a8cd9341cf58
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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Science and technology are playing increasingly important roles in our lives. New projects in development today will fundamentally shape the world around us, and manipulate our lived experience. But how and why are such important scientific and technological projects chosen, and what are the consequences of this process? In this book, Kate O'Riordan answers these crucial question. She discovers that many objects, such as genomes and genomic projects, smart grids, de-extinction projects and biosensors cannot be granted scientific legitimacy and developed without extraordinary amounts of media, public relations, celebrity endorsements and private investment. As a result of these filters, only certain projects take centre stage when it comes to funding and political attention. O'Riordan calls these 'unreal objects' - scientific projects and technologies where utopian visions for the future are combined with investment and materialisation in the here and now. This attention to these unreal objects hides many current social issues, especially injustices and inequalities. At the same time they conjure utopian visions for how life might be improved. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers GOR009300063
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Anbieter: Majestic Books, Hounslow, Vereinigtes Königreich
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Science and technology are playing increasingly important roles in our lives. New projects in development today will fundamentally shape the world around us, and manipulate our lived experience. But how and why are such important scientific and technological projects chosen, and what are the consequences of this process?In this book, Kate O'Riordan answers these crucial question. She discovers that many objects, such as genomes and genomic projects, smart grids, de-extinction projects and biosensors cannot be granted scientific legitimacy and developed without extraordinary amounts of media, public relations, celebrity endorsements and private investment.As a result of these filters, only certain projects take centre stage when it comes to funding and political attention. O'Riordan calls these 'unreal objects' - scientific projects and technologies where utopian visions for the future are combined with investment and materialisation in the here and now. This attention to these unreal objects hides many current social issues, especially injustices and inequalities. At the same time they conjure utopian visions for how life might be improved. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers LU-9780745336749
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Anbieter: Books Puddle, New York, NY, USA
Zustand: New. pp. 216. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 26375007987
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