MAAT BOOK 22 2017 winter MAAT Lab Study 2017.01.09 – 02.16
2017 winter MAAT lab Study: 2017.01.09 – 02.16 (MAAT BOOK 22)
Rapport
We are encircled
by dichotomies, such as body/mind, man/woman, etc. in our general, sometimes
deep consideration. Even more, we are bewitched to develop those dichotomies
into thoughts of human, nature, culture, technology, etc. As Gilbert Simondon smelled,
the human/machine distinction is, however, not such a simple dichotomy. Using
his own ideas of individuation and transduction, Simondon encompasses our
academic backgrounds of established criteria. Here in this winter, we will
think about each element of dichotomies independently, focusing on their
relationships, connections and understandings and more, that is, ‘rapport.’
“Recognition
of the modes of existence of technical objects must be the result of
philosophic consideration; what philosophy has to achieve in this respect is
analogous to what the abolition of slavery achieved in affirming the worth of the
individual human being.”
Reflecting
Simondon’s texts, we can keep revolving and rotating our views and thoughts, I think.
The first part is to read Simondon’s ON THE MODE OF EXISTENCE OF TECHNICAL
OBJECTS, 1958. It is going to be published in English soon-maybe in the
mid-December and 2 parts are translated by previous researchers-, but we have
the book in Korean. Then, we will read his other writings in English that I
have searched here and there eagerly. If you are much more comfortable in
French, you can find more resources. Look for his ideas in the web, and please
try to get to know him before we begin this winter study. (Interview videos on
mechanology (1968) can be found in Readings & Artworks of MAAT homepage)
As you know, you,
MAAT LAB members are not simply my own students, but my researching colleagues.
Let me be happy of it.
- 2016.12.01 dr.yoon
Soongsil University,
Information Science Building (No.21) room 606
369 Sangdo-ro, Dongjak-gu, Seoul, 156-743, Republic of Korea
tel. 82.2.824.0718 fax. 82.2.822.3622 www.maat.kr
Monday/Friday 2pm
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Readings
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Chairs
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1.
2017.
01.09 (M)
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1. FIRST PART Genesis and
Evolution of Technical Objects
Gilbert Simondon
ON
THE MODE OF EXISTENCE OF TECHNICAL OBJECTS, 1958,
trans. Cecile Malaspina, Minneapolis, MN: Univocal, 2016.
*번역본:
기술적
대상들의
존재
양식에
대하여, 김재희옮김,
그린비,
2010
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Chapter One.
Genesis of the Technical Object: The Process of Concretization
Chapter Two.
Evolution of Technical Reality; Element, Individual, Ensemble
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2.
01.13 (F)
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2. SECOND PART Human and
Technical Object
Gilbert
Simondon
ON
THE MODE OF EXISTENCE OF TECHNICAL OBJECTS, 1958,
trans. Cecile Malaspina, Minneapolis, MN: Univocal, 2016.
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Chapter One. The Two Fundamental Modes of Relationship
of the Human to Technical Circumstances
Chapter Two. Regulatory Role of
Culture in the Relationship between the Human and the World of Technical
Objects. Current Problems
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3.
01.16 (M)
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3. THIRD PART Essence of
Technicity (*not in the MAAT BOOK)
Gilbert
Simondon
ON
THE MODE OF EXISTENCE OF TECHNICAL OBJECTS, 1958,
trans. Cecile Malaspina, Minneapolis, MN: Univocal, 2016.
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Chapter One. Genesis of Technicity
Chapter Two. Relationship between Technical Thinking
and Other Species of Thought
Chapter Three. Technical Thinking and Philosophical
Thinking
CONCLUSION
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4.
02.10 (F)
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4. ON TECHNO-AESTHETICS
Gilbert
Simondon, translated by Arne De Boever
PARRHESIA
NUMBER 14, 2012, 1-8.
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5. THE POSITION
OF THE PROBLEM OF ONTOGENESIS
Gilbert Simondon, translated by Gregory
Flanders
PARRHESIA NUMBER 7, 2009, 4-16.
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5.
02.13 (M)
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6. TECHNICAL MENTALITY
Gilbert
Simondon, translated by Arne De Boever
PARRHESIA
NUMBER 7, 2009, 17-27.
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7. TECHNICAL INDIVIDUALIZATION
Gilbert
Simondon, trans. Karen Ocana with Brian Massumi
Interact
or Die!, eds. Joke Brouwer and Arjen Mulder, Rotterdam: V2_/NAi,
2007, pp 206-213. Translation of pages 56-65.
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6.
02.16 (F)
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8. PHYSICO-BIOLOGICAL
GENESIS OF THE INDIVIDUAL
Gilbert Simondon, translated by Taylor
Adkins
L’individu
et sa genèse physico‑biologique.
Paris : Presses Universitaires de France, 1964.
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9. THE LIMITS OF
HUMAN PROGRESS: A CRITICAL STUDY
Gilmert Simondon, translated by Sean Cubitt
Cultural Politics 6:2 (2010): 229-236.
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 Updating... Ċ Jangwon Lee, Nov 30, 2016, 6:30 PM
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