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SUMMARY:A Techno-Aesthetics for Contemporary Philosophy – Special Issue of Technophany
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DESCRIPTION:<p><em>A Techno-Aesthetics for Contemporary Philosophy</em> is a forthcoming special issue of <em>Technophany. A Journal for Philosophy and Technology</em>\, guest edited by Mauro Carbone and Andrea Zoppis.</p>\n<p>Starting from Gilbert Simondon&rsquo\;s proposal of techno-aesthetics as a possible means of &ldquo\;revitalising contemporary philosophy&rdquo\;\, the special issue asks what it might mean to approach techno-aesthetics not as a specialised subfield\, but as a transversal philosophical notion capable of reconfiguring questions of experience\, embodiment\, imagination\, invention\, technicity\, and culture.</p>\n<p>We welcome contributions engaging with different philosophical traditions and perspectives\, including phenomenology\, aesthetics\, philosophy of technology\, pragmatism\, media theory\, theories of individuation\, and contemporary approaches to technical mediation.</p>\n<p>Abstracts should be between 300 and 500 words and accompanied by a short biographical note of approximately 100 words.</p>\n<p><strong>Abstract deadline:</strong> 31 January 2027<br><strong>Full articles:</strong> 5\,000&ndash\;8\,000 words\, in English<br><strong>Guest editors:</strong> Mauro Carbone and Andrea Zoppis<br><strong>Contact:</strong> <a href="mailto:technoaesthetics.cfp@gmail.com">technoaesthetics.cfp@gmail.com</a></p>
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