Titlebook: Epistemology and Political Philosophy in Gilbert Simondon; Individuation, Techn Andrea Bardin Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media Dor

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Regulation and Invention: Simondon’s Political Philosophy the regulatory apparatus of social systems. From this perspective Simondon’s philosophy can be a useful tool for questioning the ideological efficacy of the models provided by the traditional epistemology of social systems within the global political . emerged through the planetary development of technology.

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Analytische Untersuchungen an Polyamidfasernrmativities that cross social systems, and fully understand the peculiar function he attributed to technicity – following, again, Leroi-Gourhan – in shaping the functioning of social systems today, and making of technological progress a crucially political problem.

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Reforming the Concepts of Form and Informationd non-deterministic philosophy of all kinds of physical, biological, psychic and social processes. In this chapter I shall follow the route traced by Simondon: after displaying his ‘double’ criticism to the concept of form – both Aristotelian and .-like –, I will delve into what he conceived as a ‘reform’ of the cybernetic concept of information.

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Techno-Symbolic Functionhe functioning of society itself out of any ‘natural link’. This chapter situates Simondon’s theory of symbolic function in relation to phenomenology and structuralism through the analysis of his seminar . (1965–1966).

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Elements for a Philosophy of Individuationsearch, and explaining their function in Simondon’s philosophy. Crucial to his discourse are the . notions of ‘individual’ and ‘individuation’ which, extended to every domain of being, Simondon proposes as the ontological foundations for a philosophical approach to what he calls a ‘process of indivi

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