Über die allmähliche verfestigung der gedanken beim drücken von tasten
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Abstract
In the Western post-industrial societies, the individual experience is heavily shaped by the day-to-day contact with information and communication technologies. This article argues that everyday experience based on the use of communication technologies leads to a specific adaptation of the human consciousness to the technical environment. The question is discussed, what is the impact of this process on human consciousness.
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| Authors | ;Brehm, Alexander |
| Journal | the open microbiology journal |
| Year | 2012 |
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