by Bernard Cathelat · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782207247327
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«De l'homo sapiens à l'homme interactif» is the sociological essay by Bernard Cathelat, published by Denoël in paperback (258 pages, in French).
The book analyses the transition from 'homo sapiens' to 'interactive man' and the social dimensions of multimedia systems. Based on research and a collective debate, it examines how interactivity transforms communication, knowledge and everyday life, and raises the cultural and philosophical implications of this new relationship with technology.
Work published in 1998; the research was carried out by Foreseen (Observatoire International des Tendances Sociologiques), with contributions from Michel Brossard, Jean-Philippe Courtois and Philippe Germond.
For those interested in technology, philosophy and the social impact of interactivity.
