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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Nuevo. 1ª Edición. UNA ALUCINANTE HISTORIA SOBRE VIVIR EN LOS MÁRGENES SIN PEDIR PERMISO. La Ciudadela: tres mil viviendas a medio construir en medio de ninguna parte, uno de tantos proyectos faraónicos abandonados por la crisis. Pero la Ciudadela es mucho más: en ella ha surgido una peculiar comunidad autogestionada en la que las Madres, así con mayúscula, gobiernan con mano de seda, y el vestíbulo del Palacio —el edificio que pretendía ser el más lujoso en los sueños húmedos de su constructor— acoge las multitudinarias asambleas de las vecinas y los vecinos. Una comunidad que, abandonada a su suerte por el ayuntamiento, funciona mejor que cualquier otro barrio de la ciudad. Hasta que las cosas se tuercen y ese mismo ayuntamiento se convierte en el enemigo a batir. La excavación de una zanja para instalar una cañería ilegal que abastezca de agua a los edificios que no la tenían cuando quedaron paralizadas las obras es el disparador de un conflicto que desemboca en una lucha general contra el sistema. Diego Rocamora, uno de los habitantes de la Ciudadela al que todos llaman Johny, un tipo cualquiera que lo perdió todo y que ahora sobrevive como puede vendiendo hierba y estirando cada moneda, se convierte muy a su pesar en el líder y el símbolo de la revolución. Pero a Diego lo único que le interesa es su perra Bica, su colega Peque y conseguir que le haga caso su vecina Sofía, una chica muy peculiar, obsesionada con todo tipo de conspiraciones, desde los chemtrails hasta el flúor en el agua… «Un texto poderoso, tan feroz como divertido, y una implacable crítica social que denuncia la corrupción, la manipulación de los medios de comunicación, el individualismo y la brutalidad del sistema, pero que, al mismo tiempo, insufla esperanzas y apuesta por la acción colectiva. Una lectura absorbente, cáustica y deliciosamente entretenida». Daniel Ezquerra aterriza en nuestra editorial con una de esas novelas que hay que leer sí o sí: entretenida, brutal, salvaje, profunda, perspicaz. De las que te dejan pensando un buen rato. Laura G. Loaisa (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: New. In Technosubjectivities, Ezquerra invites readers to reconsider the core concepts of psychoanalysis-unconscious, body, drive, transitional object, psychosexuality, and the conditions of symbolization-in light of virtual environments and technologically mediated experiences.Drawing on clinical experience and contemporary culture, the author proposes an innovative psychoanalytic approach for a post-organic clinic. She argues that a new psychoanalytic field is emerging at the crossroads of hybridization, technoculture, and processes of subjectivation. The book explores how subjectivation unfolds at the intersection of human and non-human agencies, animate and inanimate objects, artificial and natural forms, and realities and virtualities. It weaves conceptual argument with detailed clinical case studies, including the encounter between a psychoanalyst and the world's first state-recognised cyborg.This ground-breaking book is essential reading for clinicians dealing with technology-mediated lives, psychoanalysts, neuroscientists, and readers interested in philosophy, psychoanalysis, anthropology, art, technology, and the humanities and to anyone wishing to reflect on the transformations of our time.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. In Technosubjectivities, Ezquerra invites readers to reconsider the core concepts of psychoanalysis-unconscious, body, drive, transitional object, psychosexuality, and the conditions of symbolization-in light of virtual environments and technologically mediated experiences.Drawing on clinical experience and contemporary culture, the author proposes an innovative psychoanalytic approach for a post-organic clinic. She argues that a new psychoanalytic field is emerging at the crossroads of hybridization, technoculture, and processes of subjectivation. The book explores how subjectivation unfolds at the intersection of human and non-human agencies, animate and inanimate objects, artificial and natural forms, and realities and virtualities. It weaves conceptual argument with detailed clinical case studies, including the encounter between a psychoanalyst and the world's first state-recognised cyborg.This ground-breaking book is essential reading for clinicians dealing with technology-mediated lives, psychoanalysts, neuroscientists, and readers interested in philosophy, psychoanalysis, anthropology, art, technology, and the humanities and to anyone wishing to reflect on the transformations of our time.…

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Condition: Nuevo. Historia de cantabria. nuevos temas y lineas de investigació editado por Universidad cantabria.

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Paperback. Condition: New. In Technosubjectivities, Ezquerra invites readers to reconsider the core concepts of psychoanalysis-unconscious, body, drive, transitional object, psychosexuality, and the conditions of symbolization-in light of virtual environments and technologically mediated experiences.Drawing on clinical experience and contemporary culture, the author proposes an innovative psychoanalytic approach for a post-organic clinic. She argues that a new psychoanalytic field is emerging at the crossroads of hybridization, technoculture, and processes of subjectivation. The book explores how subjectivation unfolds at the intersection of human and non-human agencies, animate and inanimate objects, artificial and natural forms, and realities and virtualities. It weaves conceptual argument with detailed clinical case studies, including the encounter between a psychoanalyst and the world's first state-recognised cyborg.This ground-breaking book is essential reading for clinicians dealing with technology-mediated lives, psychoanalysts, neuroscientists, and readers interested in philosophy, psychoanalysis, anthropology, art, technology, and the humanities and to anyone wishing to reflect on the transformations of our time.…

Paperback. Condition: New. In Technosubjectivities, Ezquerra invites readers to reconsider the core concepts of psychoanalysis-unconscious, body, drive, transitional object, psychosexuality, and the conditions of symbolization-in light of virtual environments and technologically mediated experiences.Drawing on clinical experience and contemporary culture, the author proposes an innovative psychoanalytic approach for a post-organic clinic. She argues that a new psychoanalytic field is emerging at the crossroads of hybridization, technoculture, and processes of subjectivation. The book explores how subjectivation unfolds at the intersection of human and non-human agencies, animate and inanimate objects, artificial and natural forms, and realities and virtualities. It weaves conceptual argument with detailed clinical case studies, including the encounter between a psychoanalyst and the world's first state-recognised cyborg.This ground-breaking book is essential reading for clinicians dealing with technology-mediated lives, psychoanalysts, neuroscientists, and readers interested in philosophy, psychoanalysis, anthropology, art, technology, and the humanities and to anyone wishing to reflect on the transformations of our time.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In Technosubjectivities, Ezquerra invites readers to reconsider the core concepts of psychoanalysis-unconscious, body, drive, transitional object, psychosexuality, and the conditions of symbolization-in light of virtual environments and technologically mediated experiences.Drawing on clinical experience and contemporary culture, the author proposes an innovative psychoanalytic approach for a post-organic clinic. She argues that a new psychoanalytic field is emerging at the crossroads of hybridization, technoculture, and processes of subjectivation. The book explores how subjectivation unfolds at the intersection of human and non-human agencies, animate and inanimate objects, artificial and natural forms, and realities and virtualities. It weaves conceptual argument with detailed clinical case studies, including the encounter between a psychoanalyst and the world's first state-recognised cyborg.This ground-breaking book is essential reading for clinicians dealing with technology-mediated lives, psychoanalysts, neuroscientists, and readers interested in philosophy, psychoanalysis, anthropology, art, technology, and the humanities and to anyone wishing to reflect on the transformations of our time.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Technosubjectivities, Ezquerra invites readers to reconsider the core concepts of psychoanalysisunconscious, body, drive, transitional object, psychosexuality, and the conditions of symbolizationin light of virtual environments and technologically mediated experiences.Drawing on clinical experience and contemporary culture, the author proposes an innovative psychoanalytic approach for a post-organic clinic. She argues that a new psychoanalytic field is emerging at the crossroads of hybridization, technoculture, and processes of subjectivation. The book explores how subjectivation unfolds at the intersection of human and non-human agencies, animate and inanimate objects, artificial and natural forms, and realities and virtualities. It weaves conceptual argument with detailed clinical case studies, including the encounter between a psychoanalyst and the world's first state-recognised cyborg.This ground-breaking book is essential reading for clinicians dealing with technology-mediated lives, psychoanalysts, neuroscientists, and readers interested in philosophy, psychoanalysis, anthropology, art, technology, and the humanities and to anyone wishing to reflect on the transformations of our time. In Technosubjectivities, Ezquerra invites readers to reconsider the core concepts of psychoanalysis unconscious, body, drive, transitional object, psychosexuality, and the conditions of symbolizationin light of virtual environments and technologically mediated experiences. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 162 pages. 9.18x6.12x9.21 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -In Technosubjectivities, Ezquerra invites readers to reconsider the core concepts of psychoanalysis-unconscious, body, drive, transitional object, psychosexuality, and the conditions of symbolization-in light of virtual environments and technologically mediated experiences.Drawing on clinical experience and contemporary culture, the author proposes an innovative psychoanalytic approach for a post-organic clinic. She argues that a new psychoanalytic field is emerging at the crossroads of hybridization, technoculture, and processes of subjectivation. The book explores how subjectivation unfolds at the intersection of human and non-human agencies, animate and inanimate objects, artificial and natural forms, and realities and virtualities. It weaves conceptual argument with detailed clinical case studies, including the encounter between a psychoanalyst and the world's first state-recognised cyborg.This ground-breaking book is essential reading for clinicians dealing with technology-mediated lives, psychoanalysts, neuroscientists, and readers interested in philosophy, psychoanalysis, anthropology, art, technology, and the humanities and to anyone wishing to reflect on the transformations of our time. 140 pp. Englisch.…