Insieme ma soli. Perché ci aspettiamo sempre più dalla tecnologia e sempre meno dagli altri
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La vita intima di tutti noi dipende sempre più dalla tecnologia. Navigando sui social, ci illudiamo di far parte di un gruppo di amici, che troviamo a centinaia su Twitter e Facebook, confondendo le miriadi di messaggi con la comunicazione autentica. Ma questa continua connessione produce solo una nuova solitudine. Secondo Sherry Turkle, l'aumento vertiginoso delle nostre interazioni con i supporti tecnologici mette gravemente in crisi le nostre vite emotive. Basato su centinaia di interviste raccolte in anni di ricerche sul campo,Insieme ma soli descrive le recenti, preoccupanti trasformazioni dei rapporti con amici, persone amate, genitori e bambini, e tutta la precarietà delle nostre certezze relative a privacy e comunità, intimità e solitudine. Un libro fondamentale per comprendere in tutta la sua complessità l'impatto psicologico, percettivo e sociale del mondo digitale sulle nostre vite. Con una nuova prefazione alla terza edizione americana.
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- Pagine: 350
- Data di uscita: 03-09-2019
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I really wanted to like this book. Honestly I did, it deals with a fascinating topic. Sadly however, I found this far too anecdotal, repetitive and bias. Her point felt laboured, the anti-technology rhetoric was tiring and she seldom gets into any great depth on an issue. I felt she was able to poin Leggi tutto
Wow. Yeah. Can humans find companionship with robots? Should they? 2 years ago I would've thought the author was stretching for scify stories. After working at Verizon and seeing the disproportionate emotional responses people give when their device doesn't work as expected i totally agree with her. Leggi tutto
Sigh. This book. Great title, great subtitle, I wish the content had delivered. Unfortunately I am no closer to telling you why we expect more from technology & less from each other than I was before I read this book. One of the main things that bothered me about this book was that, even though I was Leggi tutto
Every time I read one of these books, I am amazed by how utterly they manage to miss the mark, and by how the author manages to track down the 8 people who are still playing Second Life.
This is the second book of my "The Dangers of New Technologies" series of book reviews. I decided to read Sherry Turkle's Alone Together after reading an article in Slate about it. When I started working in an office that blocked Facebook, I stopped spending unnecessary amounts of time on the websit Leggi tutto
If I had to pick two descriptors for this book, I'd say "thought-provoking" and "stone-cold chilling." As for the first part of that, I found myself alternately highlighting brilliant pieces and writing counterpoints in the margins. By the end, though, I was swayed to her way of thinking: that in ou Leggi tutto
A mixed bag. Turkle's overall tone, despite her constant denials of Luddism, is one of "Get off my lawn!," of cranky alienation from digital culture. There's too much of "the technology I grew up with is natural and human; the technology of Kids These Days is causing a parade of horrors." Despite Tur Leggi tutto
Hmmm. Fascinating concept. Copiously researched. Boring as all hell. Okay, just kidding. A cheap effort to get the attention of all my on-line friends out there with whom I apparently have these illusory relationships (and, perhaps, feel pressure to serve up charming and witty sound bytes that I'm le Leggi tutto
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