Why does the announcement of a new cellphone model ignite excitement and passion?
Why do most people return home when they forget their cellphones, while only few would …

Winner of the 2020 SI Hayakawa Book Prize presented by The Institute of General
Semantics Winner of the 2020 Susanne Langer Award for Outstanding Scholarship in the …

The case is made here for stricter regulations on the use of cell phones (both handheld and
hands-free) while driving. I review, contextualize, and expand on a phenomenological …

The concept of multistability is pertinent today in our technology-intensive world for its ability
to indicate how a given technology has different meanings to different people at different …

As the signatories of this manifesto, we denounce the attention economy as inhumane and a
threat to our sociopolitical and ecological well-being. We endorse policymakers' efforts to …

Die in der vorliegenden Studie vorgestellte postphänomenologische Soziologie untersucht
die komplexen Weltzugänge und Wirklichkeitskonstruktionen einer technologisierten …

We are bringing smartphones into the areas of our lives where we engage with our friends,
loved ones, and the projects that shape our identities. We are doing this without …

Abstract The Onlife Manifesto rightfully points to the emergence of new forms of subjectivity
in the digital age and how ICT calls for the re-distribution of tasks and responsibilities …

I would like to take the opportunity to offer encouragement to those working on
postphenomenology to develop creative expansions of this theoretical perspective. Insofar …

In this contribution to the philosophical debate over distracted driving, I defend the idea that
talking on the cell phone while driving is an activity that ought neither to be regulated by …