NIGHTBLACK: Formatting Love
In recent years, Friedrich Kittler’s work has repeatedly been associated with the project of HeideggerianSeinsgeschichte. Most prominently, in a text published in 2012, Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht argues that in light of Kittler’s posthumous texts and his two volumes on Greece,Musik und Mathematik(publish...
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