Document Type

Article

Publication Title

EIDOS. A Journal for Philosophy of Culture

Abstract

In recent decades, the internet has become our predominant public space and yet the role of art in this space remains largely unthought. This paper argues that graphic art, and in particular digital graphic art, has great power to shape and transform our thinking and experience. But with that power comes an enormous political and ethical responsibility, a responsibility too often ignored by programmers and computer scientists. This paper uses the work of Denis Schmidt and Jacques Taminiaux as important resources for developing a Heideggerian response to this lack.

Pages

27-34

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.26319/6914

Volume

6

Publication Date

2018

Keywords

Heidegger, Taminiaux, Schmidt, Klee, ontology, petty technē, event

Disciplines

Leadership Studies | Philosophy

ISSN

2544-302X

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