Ipod and Philosophy

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Open Court (2008)
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D. E. Wittkower
Old Dominion University
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"Essays examine philosophical aspects of the iPod portable audio player, focusing on its status as a cultural icon and object with many meanings"--Provided by ...
Keywords iPod (Digital music player Social aspects  Digital music players Social aspects  Music Social aspects
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ISBN(s) 9780812696516   0812696514
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Philosophy by Ipod : Wisdom to the People.Scott F. Parker
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Alive and Clicking : Reification and the Political Economy of Ipods.Peter D. Schaefer
The Rhodesian Stranger. Socrates, Phaedrus & Stranger
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Listening with the Other, Listening to the Other.Donald L. Turner
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