To mark the 39th anniversary of its founding and the 30th anniversary of its moving to the present campus, as well as the opening of its Center for Art and Technology, TNUA has published a limited edition of the French philosopher Bernard Stiegler’s classic work, “Neganthropocene.” Only 1,000 copies of the book are available.
Stiegler gave a lecture at TNUA in 2019, and was supposed to further his collaboration with TNUA following the opening of the Center for Art and Technology – only to be prevented by his untimely death in 2020. The publication project, of which the School of Humanities is in charge, is meant to commemorate this collaboration.
Stiegler is known for his philosophical discourse centered on science and technology.
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