The Online/Offline Distinction Will Dissolve.

This article explores the dissolution of the online/offline distinction and the impact of information technologies on space and time. It introduces the concept of hybrid space, where physical reality and virtual significance intertwine. The role of digital objects and their relation to spatiality is...

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Publicado en:Flusser Studies no. 37; pp. 1 - 13
Autor principal: Hart, Tiernan
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Flusser Studies May2024
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        Mobile geographic information systems
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        Geographic information systems
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