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do gu Kill p o l ?T u s um s w s

ss s uss . T ums s w u s v s s u m - v z m s m v u s

s z s v u s s ms v w m m u v s. C v s , s

u u u m s - v s m v s m us : w u m x

u mm s w s ? I su s s mk s m um su j s

u x m , u m u m s ssum , u , u ss v s m qu

x ss v s s m . P s s s w u x m

um s m s k s f s s s u m m u u W s v z ss F v u , s v m s z

U S s. A u s mu u u ms v s s ms, w m s m , Lu s

s s u m s m u s m m s u . P u m v s su sThe Matrix Ter- minator s, ss2001: A Space Odyssey , -s m v Tron , m ssBladerunner , Robocop m v s ( m

jus v w) f ms u s um s umu u us s s s w

w , u m ss x-m s u s x us v w um s m

T Lu s sm s m s v w , u I sk w mLu s w sm s k m s ?

Kien, Grant. (2009). Global Technography. New York: Peter Lang.


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148 Global Technography

T qu s u um / s s summ u / qu s : D u

k k ? T u v v , I ju s m . B u s k . As H m

s , qu s s u s u . K w s ss , s w , s x us v m

m s. A u s k jus . A u m kus s, k s um

. D is . A ju m k s s . A

w s s s s v s v s m s . W

k u w k s u . D v s u , m s x,

m u , um f w ss w s. T s qu w k

w v . T ss s su u s

s w , , , s , w v u. Gu s um v s w s w k s .

W s um ? A qu s s sw . O s m s m : , x m , v u s m v sus u , s u um v

m . I su s um s m s s s u s, u u u m. T v w u

s u v m s (W , 1954, . 33) squ s s m : m s ? I s , s u w vu s u s s s s? D

v s ( s ) s u m m, v u m s s w v

s , v , v , , w , m , ms u s ). Is s s u machines m?I su s sw s s; w v , s s m s

u s v u v um m v s. T s m vms v s m s um , m s, w not u s u s u

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s m k us m ss um (w I s s H m k, 2000), I su s s um s m

qu s w m m mz s uss s are um s s m

ms m m um v . T um u u us um s s m m s s

v . I s u u m s / m , ss , um s v s m w s

s k s um . P u m v ssu sRobocop J s m s su sGhost in the Shell ( w s

u m /m m ) Akira ( w um s ss m m s mu )

s m s s mm s v s u s m . A , I s um

s m x m ms v , sus , m s

m . W I s us u w k w u - su s m s ? M sk s v s , m w m ss s w

k u u u s . M k s x m u us , k

u u (w C s u m mmu s I u H s . A m s

z s m , I w / m

s w m s w v w x s . I v w k H vs s m w v m v s

s v w v u m m s jus v u - x s

s m m s , z m s s w x . F , I v s H

s u s m v s s v s - w k v

s qu v mmu s s m mu us um / x .



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a y i t l -p si u ioM s s j s mm m m w s

m . P s u u m w msm, s m v m m

w v s m m - s s w s s z s s

v x s s u sm s mL z m w u ss u m w m m v k mu u s (

w um m u jus ). C sm (H w , 1999M N zv k , 2001), k (Gu k , 2001), H N sB A s (2000), z s u

s w , v mu um ms x s .M s u s s s sm w s k

us s v s x mum u s - ms us . A u I

s k m u s s, I s u s w s su s s m w , s s s v m

s s s w ks Im s s w . T s sks m ss fu s ss

v s um / x s . A s m , V (2003), s v

s s v s s s s m s s s , , s u

s ms u , s s s u , s s s s s um v . F ,

s u ks , ssum x

s s s . T us I m k ssu m s ssu , x

u s u s . I u w k C s s (19 m H s s s. P s su

s um s v ss v uss um . T us v u m s

k u m , w k I s.



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M m s ss s v u m m H s s

su s us s s m w s v m w qu v s u . I s

s j w m s w ws, v s j m, v s um

u s s m s m u s s m s s. s u m k s m s

s m k m s H s w k su w s m m s s m

s s s s m m v w m w s m . T v us qu s us

w H s w m m s m w k.

Is m m s m / ? M v w k w

H m x , ss su ss ( . ., B , 2000; F , 1991; F , 1993; K k ,

2002). A u m m x u s u su x s, I w k m

H s w k s m su s s s w m s um qu m , m s

s s v u ( -s ) Hs s . I w s, s ms s m u s v

H s s us s m

: s m v m s k s s , u z um s s v . A u qu s H s s um , I v

m u s s s w k u s u , k s s us s u

m u m s. R , m u ssum u, , mu m s v

w s m .T , H ms u v

m , s m u wm s s u k u qu s w

k m s m us x m . O u s , s w k ss, m um s



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s s s u s, u v s , I m m su s ssu s s u m

s m H s s s : s (H , 2001). T s ssu s

v us x s m (B um , 2000 , 2000 ; C s s, 2000, 2001;H ., 1999, M ss , 1994; M ss J ss, 1995; V , 1997, 2000)

s u s s W s v z , m s u ss z

s . A u s s v us m ssu u m z u u , H m u

z w s sms u m /s u s s u x s ss u m : Su

s s s u w k m m ss (H , 197

48). Su z sjus s m w w k u - m m s ms v s, u

w w m k s s u s . I s ssums m s s u v mus ,

H s m m k su u s s u s x v u .

I su s w s w s m v s

w (H , 2001) k s v s ss s- u ss z s s s u

u s us s s um s w s u u ss m s s s m s w k w . I ms C s m mmu s (1989

sk s u s v s ss v u ss s, s u v

x u s . T j u w s s z s, u s , su s H ms : (

, 1977). M u s w k s s ku m s u s xu m u , m s z

u u v s I w ( D z , 2003). I v u s m f m ,

ss x m s mm , I v v s s um



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m s s m m . I s T .T w I s v s v w f

qu v mmu s s s qu u x s w L u s

L u w k (1992). As s v u s s m s

v s s s ms mus s s s w um s us mus s qu s

s s ms w m s ks s u . I u z s

I s m s u m s TM . T s m k , I

w s I u I v u G s . T msu s , I u w s us , u m

- m s. M sm s m s vT -m s ms m s us s m s v s u s m s z

s , s u s x s u u

u s m s s m , s, s s s, x

s s u u , u u .I v us s u s v sks s ss u : s ,

m s m s

w s v v s w s , w I H s w k s s u us w v m s I w m w u s H s s

w s m s u . F , I w s w H ms su s s s m s vu , w I u s m ms m w u m v s , u s

qu v mmu s s w s v s w s v m w k m .



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t co m o y t olo i l si u ioC m s s

v m z s m s s s mz , m s m m m u

. T s s jus , u s m , s u s , v w s um

s m s . G s m -s v(1995, . 40) H v s T m /s m ss (1999) s

v v u u m s s s mss s . T su s s m s

qu m /s su s w s u m /s s (C , 1989; G s, 1995), u

, s s m u , m s m s u s us u s (B um , 2000; C s

2001; V , 2000). T s m u z m , s m s s us s

v u s s m . G s (1995) us s s u s su j v x m . T s s u m s s

m s u w s k w s u w . A u s m s u us s

s m , s m u w u s s A u s ums s m k m -s ss u v s, M Lu v s s w

m qu s s 1962 (1995). Equ , s w k w

s v m u z m w s qu V v Bus s s 1945. A u m m um v s w

v m m v m u s v s m s v v s

u s m k s m s - S v M .

M ms s s m su j s m ss s ss ms s

m s v s 1970s. A v s B u k M s x v u , u w

v m s s m us: s u w m P s, s u w



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v s , s v m s s.

A us jus m m m /s m ss s u qu u

s v s m s . I us M Lu squ v, m s ums s w

s s s T - s (2000). W m ss s u u u s m m ,

u s m s, s s s qu sx s v w w s w v . B m s

s u s us u w s x u z s w v s . H s m s

us us - s s s s v s v w s. As Iv su s , u m w m

s m s s / su j v , s m s su s

v . R s su ssu s s s , Hm -s m jus s w s su u u s s u s

u , u s ss s . H w - s s s m w s m ssu s

u s m v . H s ss w w m s u ; s

su s ss u v .s u m s ss u

s w u m x s m s

. As x m u , su s u ss s .T m s u u s v , us v m

s s m w s s u s m s us qu . Ev s , H

w s u u s m s s s v s s sm u s u s v s s w . T s x s

u z s ss s . W I m s x m

s : W s m u v w H s w k v s s m s .



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r v li h iH k s u ssu m u

ss T Qu s C T (1977). H s s m m s u s s ss

u um x s . T s, z u s v s s u s, s u um . A u

ms s u m s um , m s ( .5), s s s ss . R

ss k w w k s, w ums s us .

H s u m s s us m s ( .10), w s s s (1) m

w s m s u , (2) m ( s ) m-, (3) us ( m s s ), (4)

( w k s u ). T s u mus s s m s s, w s

( .10). B s, s u , v s s s (m k s s s m s ), w s u

v ( .12). H , w v w k P s .

T s m v ( .13) s s, s u m m um s um s. T s u

s jus m u u s v m u. I s m ms, s s um us ,

w k s us u v . Ev s , w k

ss . R , ss s w s w u s . A u s ss, m s . H w v , v

s s u (s s s s v ), m m v s v ; s s s s s v ( .23), u m w w

um s m ms v s w s u v s . T u s s um ss s s

um uj u w s s s v

v ss u k s m :



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S s v m s s m w v , mus u w , s u k ss

u su us w u w s v .(H , 1977, . 26)

D s m m , m / vm s s w s - - , u v s k u ( .1517). T s s s v

u u x z ( s s w s s s m ( . ., m ). A

m , s s u u s s sT s ss u s m m s m

s k u s G s u us s us s w s u x ) s um

s s v . T us u s u ss , um s v ms v s only s u , -

s s s s us um s v m u v s . T s s s

u u ss v w w :

M s s s s v - Em s E m s m,

s ms s s k , s s v w w s k-s s s, m u s ss , m

x ss, uscan never u ms .

(H , 1977, . 27)

T u v s s v , u , u u um u s s u , um

s w s . F H , um k s , s v s s m . P m

, m v w . E w s s s s m

, s s w s s , u u s ( j m su w s m k ss w kT s u s w u u s umm s us , v s

w , s s m ( u s



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u ) u v s s s s us. H w v , s m x s s u . T

m w s s s (u s s w u u s u .

I H s m, um m s u w u. R , m s u m s su s x w u s (

su m u ss s w w s us . Su s s

us. F m s us u , u u u su w

s s u s m s s m m, u w s.

A u m s us, , s ss s u , um snot ss v v ( .37

R , w H s s ,only u s u u s w s v us m s u m s s v . W s v u

v us s, s u w s w w k s su , us

v s v m m s v us s um s s v , u s s ss s m . Su m s

k s v . Sx ss s m

m s u ( . ., s - u v , s - m , w s s ss s m T u s v u s, w m

s s s m m s w s s s s s ( .37). T ss

s s B , w B s ss ( .38), s u s x w s ss

s m B , s s w ss s ss , u ss ss s

. Hum snot m s B , s u m B . B s s k w s m

s , m m ss m s .H , s s x s s m



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u . T ss s v (u / , , x , ) s m s

s ), w s u x m u us, s s u w m ss u ss, x

m u s .T u s v u s u . T

u v um s w u , w s u s s B , s s s s

s u v . T qu s s - s v , m su qu , u s m v s u

s s u m w k, s , v , s s s . I s ss,

s us s v su m u ss ( .39). T s, mus s s s

u s sk s B A qu s qu s s w

w u s us m B su s us u ss . I s s k , us

, m ssu w u s s s sk.

T m s u u s ,s s s , u Bs , m s m s k B , u

v . I v , B s s , s w w u s s s w u s v um w

ss B , w u s k w u s u s s , s m x u B . T us j um s u B : O w m , s s B , s u

u B x v s B s k v m w k w ( .42). T s

u B (w s), u u u s B s u : su ss u s m s m k su w u u B s u s

s s w k u , us , ux u w ss ss s : B s

u s s s u ( .44)T m s s m s m s



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B . W s s w x ss w s u s s s s ( .44). W s s s s w s, w s v ss

B , f s u B , k s s k . T w s s s m s w s, s s m

s u s m , s u s s u s . R v w s v s u : I s w s us w m

f s u B u ss B ( .47). T s s v um s , s w s

u ss s . Su z s m k w s s s , s u s -w , u s w s s f ss ss , u m , u

w s mm v .T us s u x m v u s

s v v m um ss s z u su s ju us

s s m z w s su su s w m u ss s w u u . I snon -

v - w s s s v s

m su w s s v s ms u u s s ss v H s s : v m m ss m v ; m

, s m m w u z s s, u m um w su w

m m s f s mm s su m s

sm s m s m u us v , m k w ss s m s u w s, v mv u B m s s s u v .H s s u s w

w u s w s v m ums s w u k um u m

E m s u s s , u u m. H w v , u m

u u w s m m s , s s u w . H w v ,

u s s s, w us u u ss u , -s .

T u s H s m s m s



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m s s w s w s (s qu ), s m s m

s (H , 1996, .2728). D m s s m s v u ( -s ). T v s u

, v s s w ( .39). P m ssum j s, u , x s

m s, w m u , u m ( .45). O

s u w v m m s . Tu v , u s w w s

x s u k s v s . T m k m s s, , w s w v s v

u s s s u experience .T w s , u s

w u s, u w s m ( m ). Rs ( m ) s w x s . T w su

, u s s , w s u m s u s ( .97). P s s s .

s s u m s s .T s m s - s w

x s v w su u s. D s s ssu . B s m u ,

m s u u s w , v . T v s wm , w w s m u w x

s s v x s m z - w . T v s su w vm s s ss. T s s v s

su s, s v s s m I ms s v , H ss s O s s (1996, . 119). T sT

m , fu m ss s, s s s x mm x u s v ss

. L k w , T s x s . I s us xu s ss . T u s s s w s

s s ( .121), w s s v , u wss k w s m s v s . Su j vs s v , s s s



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s s ss mu u . T u m j s ss m - s w

s k w s w u . H v s m s s us w , m w u H

s s u .

po y a : di ob y Mom

Poetry that thinks is in truth the topology of Being.This topology tells Being the whereabouts of its actual presence.

Martin Heidegger A s u s x. C s us

s m , w A s s w us w v s: m

(H , 2001, . 69). F H , s u ss w k, u s s x. A s s u

w k s s wx s : T s s

T w k s s ( .17). T s x s u, s qu s m u s x,

s s u w , m mu , w s s u u , s w k.B u w ss m w u

z u , w k s u s v s s m v us m m . A s s ss

w x s s w u x /s u / ms s ss s , s m m m u s m , w s s s

s s: F m s s s s qu s u m . T m, ,

m m ( .27). F m s m s s m . S s, , s qu us u

( .28), w s u m s u s . M uss v s m us u ss qu m . F x m , m

m m m , u s , x .T s u , s , qu m

( .28), w s us u u , u u . Equ m kss -su , s w k s w



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s m s w v us ss. Equ m s m um s s m w s w k. T x m H

us s s s s, w , x v , w m qu m us u . T m k qum s s , , w v s u

qu m : A s u s s w k ( .3536). R sw k s u s ss , w w

s w m s , s s qu m u w w k s w .

A s m w k s , s s , s u s s m , s u

(w ), u s z ( .44). I w s, w s

s m , s u m v , m k k w s . S u w s s m w

m s s s m s su w s s v w , w s s

s . W s v v s , m v sus mm v sus m, s v s ss

u s. W k s s s s s u ss s w w. W k s s s w x s s s u w s

ws s m s v s u .Bu s s ss , k k w

u s , . T s s x

T s s u u s s w u w s s . T s u u w s s m : Oss s m s su s. B u x u s u

T u , , s w k w k, u w s u s x . T m s

w w s w s u s s w k s s m s s s w . Em s s

, u . As m s , H s

w s u m s, w w u u u s u w w s : (1) u s

s w k, w I k s v , s u s , w I su s s



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z s s s ms; (3) s m s , w I um us , s m , s u ; (4) s , w

s v v , su s u ; (5) u , wm s B s qu s (2001, . 60). A u s , s v u v s s

C ss ( .60), m u m w s w ks w k s w w u s . T u w k f

u s s s m w w x v . T s s s

m s v u /s . T s s u u u , w j s m s ss u m

Equ m s m s u u s w k, u s m , s u ws w k s w .

A u s w k s s -su s ss u s s v . P s v m s k

s w s u w k. H ss s m u s , w ss s , w

s v k w ss , s v s w s u ( .65), w I s s

w s. Es s s v u ( s ) w u m m

m s : v s v ( .69). As s um s s v , v u , w s ss

, k w s u jus s w u .

P s s w , s f ( .71), s s s, s u su w s s x s s , w s ss su m

x ss B s. T u u , ss . M su j v m s k s us u us s u v s w s

s s. T v s s m , us s m s su w

x without being constrained to obey . A s s , s- s s v ,

sus . H s s x , u s s x (2001, . 77), u su x s m

us x s, u s s w . T us, s w



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s s w k, w s ss u , w x w ss s s u w

s qu w f w w s m w s .

H w u m mm . As m ss, u m k s

s . T s s m m ms v s. Sm s w - s s, , s

s m u . F x m , v s s s w v w u s m m s m w k s

m u s . I s s , vm s u m s ss ss ( .164). N ss s

su w s v s w s s w v s s s . N s ss, w s v s ss. A ,

m , s s m s w w k s m , s w s s w k, m k w

w s . H s s , sk , v s, m u s s w w , f

v u w m s w . H s x m s ,

m s s ss s s . H s ( ss ss) s w m s

s s s s u u u w u s u k w u

k v .

tow cul u l a o o Mobil t olo y W v u v s s m s s w s

um s sus s m ss v : T s B s u s us (H

1977, . 48). W s s ums s w s s s f s w k u

s w s w , u s x v . T

m s ss s u s s , s qu m , s .

z m s m s u w



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w w v s w .Hum m s mm m z W s u s

s - /s - u s v u s v s, w H s s w u s s ss

m , s s - s - A u u u m s s v u

u s u s m s s u w w s u . B ss m u

, u um s s v H s s m s s s

u s s m s um /m s. As sus w k su s s m w k m

s m um-s um /m m x s m u s s, H s s s u

s s u s su s ss w ms , s us (C , 1989), w

s m m w m u s s s m s z . P (1996) u s s, v u s s, ss, w ss v ( .6) s u u

s , w k w u qu v x m x s

u sju u s. A m H s s s u v s u u s u

. T s, s u m u um s w x

m s w / f v u s us s s u . I su s s s u u m m qu

s , m s m ms z w u u

w w (D z , 2003). H w v , us u u u x s v u

m, qu s w m u m mus m u w s u s z

ms u s mus w s m m - s s w (s K , 2005).I um s w I v w H

u m s w , um m s



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s u uu w s v u ,

w w m s u s mm s u w jus , u s

, m ws mm v . T s w u s z

w s, w s s m s s s w w . M s m m w m v ,

s m m , w , m - m s. T v

s, , su s mu s qu u s m u s, u qu s m u s

us s u u m um . R , s s su f w u

s u s k s (m w s v s m s k s.



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Actor, 1, 4, 21, 28, 142, 169and power, 42, 50, 55and translation, 126

Actor-Network Theory (ANT),3, 6, 1819, 23, 54, 126, 169

Agency, 6, 29, 3637, 39, 43, 51, 72,77, 138, 149, 150, 165

Air orce.See military Alliance, ally, 19, 21, 60, 64, 87, 101,

127, 130, 137, 143, 170 Army.See military Art, 4, 29, 152, 158, 162165 Authentic, authenticity, 4, 7, 23, 31,

46, 82, 116, 141, 161, 166 Auto-mobility, automobile, 52, 56, 128

Baudrillard, Jean, 13, 2930, 116, 127Bauman, Zygmunt, 12, 13, 119, 152,

154Beijing, China, 23, 142Being, pure being, 13, 27, 57, 71, 72,

74, 76, 78, 79, 82, 141, 145, 151,152, 155162, 164

Belonging, 45, 52, 71, 80, 85, 87, 107,

113, 121, 124, 135, 155Border, border crossing, 96, 119, 160

Callon, Michel, 3, 30, 37, 55Canada, Canadian, 15, 44, 5769, 85,

89, 105, 108, 121, 122, 130145Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

(CBC), 85, 105, 108, 110, 118,133

Carey, James, 3, 12, 16, 4143, 58, 89,119, 152

Castells, Manuel, 29, 3637, 92, 99Charland, Maurice, 59, 106, 132133

Christians, Cli ord G., 150Citizen, citizenship, global citizen,

3, 4, 7, 52, 87, 92, 103, 119, 123,128, 131

Communication, study o , 2, 41, 43,58, 65, 104, 128, 129, 149

Consumption, 46, 62, 105, 117Cultural practice, 7, 57, 68, 113, 122

See also ritualCultural territory, 59, 108, 110, 112,

117, 130135Culture, 5, 7, 8, 10, 13, 58, 85, 86, 88,

93, 100, 106, 113, 116117, 133,138, 153

Cyborg, 144, 150

Dasein.See being, pure beingDemocracy, 33, 104Denzin, Norman K., 4, 6, 14, 19, 23,

82, 152, 166Distancelessness, 29, 128, 141, 142,

145, 165

Epiphany, 2, 4, 71Ethnographic eld, 3, 6, 9, 14, 16, 53,

54Ethnography, 3, 5, 6, 9, 13, 19, 21, 54,56, 153

Everyday li e, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 13, 16, 21,41, 42, 45, 54, 62, 78, 80, 99, 123,138, 142, 167

Foucault, Michel, 41, 50, 52, 56,6566, 83, 104

Giddens, Anthony, 80, 126127, 154Global technography, 1, 5, 6, 9, 16

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