To be Lifestreamed. The Subjectivity, Politics, and Literacy of Digital-Networked Media

Synthesis Philosophica 25 (2):221-234 (2010)
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The paper investigates the possibilities and problems of the media political theory. The new media paradigm is defined by the Network as a distributive diagram and a digital sign as the flexible sign. Nevertheless, the design of the technology is a subject of public dispute. For that reason the paper proposes a cultural and material analysis that would discard technological determinism and domesticating metaphors in order to describe the material ground for digital network society. The paper derives Deleuze/Guattari’s machinic “productivity” as a basic modus for the political actions of network subjects accustomed to lifestream.

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