#noussommes [electronic resource] : collectivity and the digital in French thought and culture / Susie Cronin, Sofia Ropek Hewson and Cillian Ó Fathaigh (eds.).
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- Modern French identities ;
- 出版： Oxford ;New York : Peter Lang 2020.
- 叢書名： Modern French identities,volume 135
- 主題： Internet--Social aspects--France. , France--Intellectual life.
- ISBN： 9781788747684 (electronic bk.) 、 9781788747677 (paper)
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- 一般註：Includes bibliographical references and index. Patricia MacCormack: "Who is this we that is not me?": Ecosophical Ethics -- Solange Manche: #WeAreTheEarth: Rethinking Ecology and Community: The Case of Humanist Anarchism-- Boubé Yacouba Salifou: Je suis Charlie : Entre émotion et identité sociopolitique -- Alexandre Leskanich: The Anthropocene and the Historical Administration of Human Identity -- Jack Coopey: Walter Benjamin's Arcades Project as the #NousSommes of Social Media -- Marie Chabbert: The Danger of #NousSommes: Articulating Difference as #EgoCum with Jean-Luc Nancy and Gilles Deleuze -- Benoît Le Bouteiller: Un nous contemporain : réseaux sociaux, discours nouveau et addiction -- Marianne Godard: La communauté comme passage : l'éthique du poème d'Henri Meschonnic -- Andrea Perunovic: #Noussommes: refondation onto-axiologique de la confiance -- Martin Crowley: #NousSommes and automatic politics: an interview. 114年度臺灣學術電子書暨資料庫聯盟採購
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"The relation between the digital and the collective has become an urgent contemporary question. These collected essays explore the implications of this relation, around the theme of #NousSommes. This hashtag marks the point where the 'personal' modalities of social media have become embroiled in collective expressions of unity, solidarity and resistance. As this volume demonstrates, the impact of this cannot be isolated to the internet, but affect philosophy, literature, cinema, politics and the public space itself. The contributors approach the issue of #NousSommes from a diverse range of disciplines and methodologies, bringing out both the continuity and discontinuity with other forms of collective expression. Important contemporary philosophers such as Nancy, Derrida and Deleuze are engaged here, as are issues of ecology, community, automation, postcolonial identity and addiction. Featuring eight academic essays and an interview, this volume testifies to the importance of French philosophy and culture in understanding the digital and the collective today"--