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Routledge Embodiment and Mechanisation: Body and Machine from Renaissance to Present

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Description
This Routledge book explores the profound relationship between mechanistic views of the human body and the technologies that have shaped our understanding of embodiment across centuries. Drawing on philosophical, neurological and cultural perspectives, it examines how successive innovations have both reinforced and challenged our beliefs about what constitutes a body. The work moves beyond traditional mechanistic frameworks to introduce newer perspectives on technology and embodied human thought, revealing the limitations of conventional assumptions. By synthesising historical analysis with contemporary theory, the book offers readers a critical vantage point from which to reconsider widely accepted ideas about human-technology interaction and the nature of embodiment itself.

Key Features

Routledge publication offering a comprehensive historical analysis of body and machine conceptualisation from the Renaissance period through to contemporary times.

Integrates philosophical, neurological and cultural scholarship to build a multidisciplinary understanding of mechanistic beliefs about human bodies.

Challenges conventional frameworks by presenting alternative perspectives on embodied human thought and technology relationships.

Provides scholarly grounding for critically examining modern assumptions about how human bodies interact with successive technological innovations.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Format
hardcover
ASIN
1472415434
Category
Books > Subjects > History > Historical Study & Educational Resources > Historiography
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 May 2014
Listed Since
04 December 2013

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