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This article tries to answer the three main questions: where do the new media come from? What are the new media? And finally: why do we need the new media? The following problems focuses on finding common ground for concepts, phenomena and mechanisms that combines the digital and cultural order, provides the foundation for reflection on the philosophy of technology, the essential human's needs (related to the interface issues), the question of how metaphors matters in new media ("the extensions", "the communication channel", "the symbolic forms", the Net and the Rhizome). The foregoing discussion has attempted to present the cultural perception of media and the importance of communication in human's life.
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The main aim of this article is to determine the influence of the Moore's Law on the field of consumption. The first part concentrates on the definition and perception of the speed in philosophy and culture (according to Paul Virilio, Jacques Derrida and Leszek Kołakowski). Afterwards the author considers the nature of the Moore's Law and its consequences (for example: the Post-PC Era, the new communication behaviors). The foregoing discussion has attempt to present the conception of "the slowdown" and the possibility to enable sustainable consumer habits (slow foods, slow jobs, slow fashion).
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In the following article the author considers the meaning of the cathegories of exclusivity, fashion, trend and beauty in the face of fast fashion and consumption. The first part concentrates on the explanation of main concepts and the status of trend ("everything can be fashionable"), "the issue of buying". Afterwards the author analyses the idea of exclusivity and its further connections with aesthetics (considering the popularity of "ugly fashion"). In the light of these circumstances it will be necessary to reassess our picture of obsolescent exclusivity, it will be also important to appreciate the role of sustainable ways of "consuming" fashion.
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The main question of this article is: how should we think about new media in the age of excess, timelessness and non-places? Is it possible to live without the prefix "smart" and to exist on the sidelines of new media? Undoubtedly the new ways of communication (for example mobile applications, social media, social gaming, the phenomenon of "selfie") and increasing consumption of technology and data has changed the way we consider about our work and leisure time, face-to-face communication, friends and even everyday need. In the light of these circumstances it will be necessary to reassess our picture of mobile media - to think over the change of habits, to appreciate the role of communication.
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The main question of this article is: how should we think about Silesia in the age of mass culture? In the light of specific historical situation, generated stereotypes, symbols it will be necessary to reassess our picture of Silesian-ness. Undoubtedly, the new ways of communication (e.g. social media, internet memes) and consumption has changed the way we consider about our identity. Silesian-ness has been put in a brand new context, it had suddenly become very fashionable.
Anthropos?
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2013
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issue 20-21
115-123
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The popularity of cooking shows lead us to considerations about the main values in our life. Taking the overconsumption into considerations, I try to prove how its mechanism has changed the way we think about traditional categories in our culture; and last but not least it has created a new ones: eg. "new nomadism" or "non-places". With the short analysis of selected cooking shows, I want to think over the main aim of this article - the home space. The last part of this paper, considers the transformations of "community" (eg. in the context of "liquid life").
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