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Using e-readers, such as the Kindle and iPad, as a case study, Hayler argues that the use of technology is both more complicated and more human than public discussion often gives it credit for, forcing us to consider its impacts on perception, cognition, and what it means to know anything at all.
Contents
Introduction 1. Fighting The Tools of Our Nature: Technology in the Popular Imagination 2. Beyond Common Sense: Technology by definition 3. All Is One But Not For All: Technology as an Object Encountered in the World 4. Brushing Against Reality: Technological Interactions Require Knowledge 5. What Everything Knows: Technologies as an Embodiment of Knowledge Conclusion Bibliography