Spiritual Materialism: On Stiegler’s General Organology as Atypical Materialism
摘要
The philosophy of Bernard Stiegler is a truly complex project, built upon one of the most interesting contemporary accounts of technology and spanning over 30 years of writing (Starting with the first volume of Technics and Time and ending with the second volume of Qu’appelle-t-on panser?, and a collaborative volume Bifurcate: ‘There is no alternative’). At the same time, the scope of his philosophical thinking, ranging far from humanities through social sciences to natural sciences, makes the task of even attempting to categorize or sum up his transdisciplinary project a truly difficult one.