Digimodernism: How New Technologies Dismantle the Postmodern and Reconfigure Our Culture
by Alan Kirby
Alan Kirby explores how new technologies are transforming culture and challenging the assumptions of postmodernism. Digimodernism considers the emergence of a digitally shaped cultural environment, examining how technological change can dismantle established frameworks and reconfigure the ways culture is produced, understood, and experienced.
About This Book
Digimodernism examines the cultural effects of new technologies and their relationship to postmodernism.
Alan Kirby considers how digital developments alter established ways of understanding culture.
The book explores the possibility that technology is not merely extending postmodern culture, but helping to dismantle and reconfigure it.
It offers a focused study of cultural change in an increasingly digital age.
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