I am working on a text on technological corporeality, on how the body becomes a support for the mediation of technical and digital prostheses. The aim is how these experiences of incorporation and mediation favor a different conception of the mind.
I am interested in contributions that come from anthropology and philosophy.
Many thanks
VB
I can recommend one of my works. It's about the possibility of digitalization of self. The name is Simple Theory of Difficult Meaning.
When the mind is not connected to the body, and when our consciousness is positioned in the head, we cannot find a sense of support within ourselves. The more our consciousness is grounded in the body, the more we will be aware of the connection between the mind and everyday life. In coexistence with technology, the body experiences a kind of upgrade and transformation. Furthermore, by postmodernism, the body experiences an inevitable rebirth, and the body's boundaries are erased - the boundaries of gender, gender, mental and physical. The age of the disembodied body, a hybrid of technology or machinery aware of its advanced capabilities, is coming.
Thanks Faruk,
the interesting thing is also to understand what will happen to consciousness and proprioception, how to understand if you were feeling your body, as Damasio suggests.
Useful insights that need to be tested.
From a philosophical stance, I recommend postphenomenological writings by Don Ihde.
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