Virilio's Electronic Dérive

Virilio's Electronic Dérive” provides a summary of Ville panique. It shows that the culture critic joins a contemporary debate on the city, democracy, and citizenship. It argues that by writing at the limit of a shift in style and mode of communication, the critic takes what is a tendency for truth. Virilio's apocalyptic style refuses any kind of nuancing. He argues for general disaster under the impact of technologies. Thus, he does not bring out economic injustices, on the one hand, and, on the other, risks losing credibility by being seen as technophobic

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• We have never been postmodern

  Iain Thomson•Educational Philosophy and Theory•2018

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• Remembering Paul Virilio

  Joanne Armitage•Cultural Politics an International…•2019

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• Virilio Live

  Joanne Armitage, John Armitage•Virilio Live: Selected Interviews•2001

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• The Aesthetics of Disappearance

  Steve Redhead•The Paul Virilio Reader•2004

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• The production of space

  Henri Lefebvre•The production of space•1991

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• Paris, ville invisible

  Bruno Latour, Emilie Hermant•Les Annales de la Recherche Urbaine•1999

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• La production de l'espace

  Henri Lefebvre•1986

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