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Antropologicheskij forum, 2018, no. 38
Sergei Sokolovskiy Abstract: The paper deals with the interface of the human body and (new) technologies; its aim being an overview of the field with a purpose to include the relevant topics within the legitimate concerns of anthropology. The author discusses the choice from competing theories and conceptual tools, necessary for the study of corporeality and technology, as well as their interaction. The concepts of body schema and body image serve as conceptual tools and examples of various forms of bodily integration with technical apparatus in different types of media, both real and virtual, off-line and online. The analogy between the concept of Umwelt, introduced by German bio-semiotician Jakob von Uexküll for animal perception description, and the concept of technosphere by humans, provides a unique perspective on technical milieu as essential part of various human-machine assemblages. It is argued that lived (phenomenological) body, social body and physical body have their own modi of presence and forms of integration with technical objects in different types of virtual and actual reality. Keywords: technologies, corporeality, techno-anthropology, body schema, body image, skills, habitus. Acknowledgements: The article was prepared within the framework of a collaborative research project, supported by the Russian Scientific Foundation (grant No. 18-18-00082). To cite: Sokolovskiy S., ‘Tela i tekhnologii skvoz prizmu tekhnoantropologii’ [Bodies and Technologies through the Prism of Techno-Anthropology], Antropologicheskij forum, 2018, no. 38, pp. 99–121. doi: 10.31250/1815-8870-2018-14-38-99-121 URL: http://anthropologie.kunstkamera.ru/files/pdf/038/sokolovskiy_2.pdf |
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