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Gilbert Simondon: un’assiomatica aperta
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Focusing on the Simondon’s conference Forme, information, potentiels, the following analysis will briefly consider the conflicting relation between ontological questions as individuation, pre-individual, transduction, metastability and the question of technological invention.Author's Profile
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