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Current Topic: Society

First Monday
Topic: Society 8:04 pm EST, Nov  6, 2001

Free online journal, usually focused on sociological issues in computing technology.

First Monday


CTHEORY.NET Ctheory Interview With Paul Virilio by Paul Virilio in Conversation with John Armitage
Topic: Society 9:01 pm EST, Nov  3, 2001

Paul Virilio, author of the excellent and interesting book, _The Information Bomb_, talks about the war in Kosovo. From the introduction:

"Paul Virilio is a renowned urbanist, political theorist and critic of the art of technology. Born in Paris in 1932, Virilio is best known for his 'war model' of the growth of the modern city and the evolution of human society. He is also the inventor of the term 'dromology' or the logic of speed. Identified with the phenomenology of Merleau-Ponty, the futurism of Marinetti and technoscientific writings of Einstein, Virilio's intellectual outlook can usefully be compared to contemporary architects, philosophers and cultural critics such as Bernard Tschumi, Gilles Deleuze and Jean Baudrillard."

CTHEORY.NET Ctheory Interview With Paul Virilio by Paul Virilio in Conversation with John Armitage


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