
Changing the Subject
By Sven Birkerts
Art and Attention in the Internet Age. Graywolf Press, 2015.
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A collection of essays that challenges the way the digital age is affecting us in profound ways by reducing our capacity for attention and imagination, restricting our individuality, and changing our subjective experiences of the world itself.
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Who should read Changing the Subject
Anyone looking to cut back on screen time • luddites • media studies and philosophy students • defenders of technology
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