A bold and surprising exploration of how a new digital revolution will transform human ties with the natural world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alexander Pschera, born in 1964, has published several books on the Internet and media. He studied German, music and philosophy at Heidelberg University. He lives near Munich where he writes for the German magazine Cicero as well as for German radio. Elisabeth Lauffer is the recipient of the 2014 Gutekunst Translation Prize. After graduating from Wesleyan University she lived in Berlin and then obtained a master’s in education from Harvard. She now lives in Vermont, where she is the Assistant Director of the Middlebury-Monterey Language Academy.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Table of Contents 2. Foreword Martin Wikelski, Director, Max Planck Institute for Ornithology 3. Introduction: Why Today's Little Red Riding Hood Has a Smartphone in Her Basket An Old Story in a New Light 4. Why We Are Now Nothing More Than Beautiful Souls In the Labyrinth of a Postmodern Awareness of Nature 5. Why We Know Whether a Swallow is Frightened in a Storm What Really Happens on the Animal Internet 6. Why We Should Care If a Frog Wanders Around in China The New Generation of Working Animals 7. Why Alexander von Humboldt Hasn't Logged Off Yet... The People Behind the Animal Internet 8. ... and Why "Problem Bear" Bruno Might Still Be Alive Today On New Forms of Coexistence 9. Why Technology is Not All Bad, and Nature Not All Good Data Protection for Animals and the Positive Sides of Transparency 10. Why Animals Were Always Friends of Humans A Little Story of Empathy 11. Why the Internet is Crawling with Cats The Internet as a Shared Space of Being 12. Why After Nature, Nature Will Still Exist Humans and Animals in the Anthropocene 13. Acknowledgements 14. Notes 15. Bibliography
1. Table of Contents 2. Foreword Martin Wikelski, Director, Max Planck Institute for Ornithology 3. Introduction: Why Today's Little Red Riding Hood Has a Smartphone in Her Basket An Old Story in a New Light 4. Why We Are Now Nothing More Than Beautiful Souls In the Labyrinth of a Postmodern Awareness of Nature 5. Why We Know Whether a Swallow is Frightened in a Storm What Really Happens on the Animal Internet 6. Why We Should Care If a Frog Wanders Around in China The New Generation of Working Animals 7. Why Alexander von Humboldt Hasn't Logged Off Yet... The People Behind the Animal Internet 8. ... and Why "Problem Bear" Bruno Might Still Be Alive Today On New Forms of Coexistence 9. Why Technology is Not All Bad, and Nature Not All Good Data Protection for Animals and the Positive Sides of Transparency 10. Why Animals Were Always Friends of Humans A Little Story of Empathy 11. Why the Internet is Crawling with Cats The Internet as a Shared Space of Being 12. Why After Nature, Nature Will Still Exist Humans and Animals in the Anthropocene 13. Acknowledgements 14. Notes 15. Bibliography
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