NIETZSCHE IN THE AMAZON. FOR A NOMADOLOGY BEYOND ALGORITHMIC GOVERNMENTALITY.

The paper attempts to read Antoinette Rouvroy's concept of algorithmic governmentality as the main subject of what Bernard Stiegler called computational nihilism. Taking one of the giants of the Web, Amazon.com, as a symptom of such a nihilism whose process has been empowered by neo-liberalism, the...

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Publicado en:Ethics & Politics / Etica e Politica Vol. 18; no. 3; pp. 269 - 286
Autor principal: VIGNOLA, PAOLO
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Publicado: Ethics & Politics / Etica & Politica 2016
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