| Sumario: | Book Reviews 135 Midgley's philosophy is the most salient example of a larger conclusion shared by many of these "Philosopher Queens": philosophy and life are deeply connected, each informing and defining the other. Closing out Part 2, Yonck uses Chapter 12 to share alternative perspectives on affective computing from interviews with a host of other futurists with estimable pedigrees. Most chapters begin with "scenarios", short vignettes (sometimes fictional, sometimes factual, with the only clear indicator of which being whether the scenario is dated to the past or the future) that frames the core concerns of that chapter.
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