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Where Are You?: An Ontology of the Cell Phone
Fordham University Press (2014)
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An analysis of the history and social role of mobile phones today is followed by a proposal of a philosophical theory of objects, which is meant to be complementary to Searle's 'collective intentionality', that places writing at the basis of social reality.Author's Profile
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