Software Theory: A Cultural and Philosophical Study

Rowman & Littlefield International (2014)
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Abstract

This book engages directly in close readings of technical texts and computer code in order to show how software works. It offers an analysis of the cultural, political, and philosophical implications of software technologies that demonstrates the significance of software for the relationship between technology, philosophy, culture, and society

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