The Future of Humans and Emotional Machines : Narratives From Japanese Culture in the 21st Century
This book explores human‑machine interaction in Japan, providing a new focus on how and in what form people build affective bonds to new technologies.To gain insights into the feelings, identities, fears, and desires of people in our contemporary society, this book brings together perspectives from...
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2026
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