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Post-Autopia as a Dystopian Digital Nexus?
The image of the automobile being the gateway to ‘unfettered’ freedoms and branded as the ultimate spontaneous ‘get away’ has long been sold to privileged societies as a mobile utopia. Mobility is now a much-heralded paradigm that merges and remakes connectivity as physical and digital networks are being constructed at increasingly accelerating speeds. This paradigm also considers that technological infrastructures will enable people to be more individually mobile in physical-digital space, forming increased small world connections and facilitating lifestyles ‘on the go’.
Post-Autopia as a Dystopian Digital Nexus?
The image of the automobile being the gateway to ‘unfettered’ freedoms and branded as the ultimate spontaneous ‘get away’ has long been sold to privileged societies as a mobile utopia. Mobility is now a much-heralded paradigm that merges and remakes connectivity as physical and digital networks are being constructed at increasingly accelerating speeds. This paradigm also considers that technological infrastructures will enable people to be more individually mobile in physical-digital space, forming increased small world connections and facilitating lifestyles ‘on the go’.
Post-Autopia as a Dystopian Digital Nexus?
Kingsley Dennis (author)
2010
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