Emanuela Piga Bruni (Author)
Carocci Editore
Physical Details: 180 pp.
Language: Italian
Alcune delle principali raffigurazioni dell’automa nell’immaginario letterario e audiovisivo. Il dialogo tra l’essere umano e il cyborg, l’androide, il robot, sul confine tra interrogatorio e seduta psicoanalitica. Che cosa significa essere umani? L’osservazione della macchina antropomorfa, intesa come metafora rovesciata, o nostro negativo, fa emergere la presa di coscienza della nostra fragilità, umana e di tutto il pianeta. [Abstract translated by Google Translate: This is the abstract in English… Some of the main representations of artificial intelligence in the literary and audiovisual imagination. The dialogue between the human being and the cyborg, the android, the robot, on the border between interrogation and psychoanalytic session. What does it mean to be human? The observation of the anthropomorphic machine, understood as an inverted metaphor, or our negative, brings out the awareness of our fragility, human and of the whole planet.]
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