Money as Medium and Tool : Reading Simmel as a Philosopher of Technology to Understand Contemporary Financial ICTs and Media

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This article has already been published in Techné : Research in Philosophy and Technology, 19:3, pp. 358–380.: This article explores the relevance of Georg Simmel's phenomenology of money and interpretation of modernity for understanding and evaluating contemporary financial information and communication technologies. It reads Simmel as a philosopher of technology and phenomenologist whose view of money as a medium, a “pure” tool, and a social institution can - Sociologie – Nouvel article

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Mark Coeckelbergh
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