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- Part I. Perception, image and the challenge of virtuality. 1. Husserl. 1.1. Husserl's Perception ; 1.2. Presentation, Presentification and Phantasy ; 1.3. The Problem of Image-Consciousness -- 2. Fink. 2.1. Fink's 'Presentification and Image' ; 2.2. Presentation, Depresentation and the Types of Presentification ; 2.3. Image-Consciousness, Again -- 3. Sartre. 3.1. Perception and the Imaginary ; 3.1.1. Experiencing and Evoking Absence: Perception, Imagination and the Analogon ; 3.1.2. Sartre's Imaginary: Between Perception and Concept ; 3.1.3. An Ambiguity in Sartre's Conclusion? ; 3.2. Sartre's Answer for Image-Consciousness ; 3.3. Recapitulation and Discussion -- 4. The Challenge of Virtuality. 4.1. Heidegger and Our Forked Being ; 4.2. Bergson and Deleuze ; 4.3. Perception and Image: a Difference in Kind or Degree? ; 4.4. Real Virtualities: Self, World, Others and Values -- Part II. Irreal virtuality: the case of virtual technology. 5. Social Media. 5.1. The Significance and Influence of Social Media ; 5.2. Changed Selves, Worlds, Others and Values in Social Media ; 5.3. Breeur's Challenge: A Possibility for Real Engagement On or Through Social Media? -- 6. Online Gaming. 6.1. Games Are Not (Straightforward) Perceptions ; 6.2. The Online Gaming Experience ; 6.3. Changed Selves, Worlds, Others and Values in Games ; 6.4. Reality, Irreality, Superreality and Addiction -- 7. VR, AR and MR Technologies. 7.1. A Summary of VR, AR and MR Technologies ; 7.2. Changed Selves, Worlds, Others and Values in VR, AR and MR Technologies ; 7.3. 'Pure' MR and the Case of Holograms -- 8. Considerations and Consequences. 8.1. Virtual Technology: Its Current Status and Scope ; 8.2. Blurrings, Inversions and Collapses? Current Trends and Future Possibilities -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.
- ISBN
- 9781350245518
- 1350245518
- 9781350245532
- 1350245534
- 9781350245525
- 1350245526
- LCCN
- 10.5040/9781350245532
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- om2003223795
- Author
O'Shiel, Daniel, author.
- Title
A phenomenology of virtual technology : perception and imagination in a digital age / Daniel O'Shiel.
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London, UK ; New York, NY : Bloomsbury Academic, 2022.
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©2022
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First edition.
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