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Equipmentality as a Pharmakon
One must lose the world to know himself, if in his attempt to know the world he lost himself. In this thesis, I argue that equipment is a pharmakon in that its harm lies in the service it is supposed to provide. Through equipment one gets to have a practical sense of the world. But, the world in thi...
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