Authors

• Sharif Abdunnur

  
  

• Michael Anker

  
  

  Michael Anker, Ph.D., is a Professor of Philosophy at The College of New Rochelle, School of New Resources, John Cardinal O'Connor Campus in NYC. In January 2009, his first book, entitled "The Ethics of Uncertainty: Aporetic Openings" was published by Atropos Press. He also conducts a three-day workshop once a year entitled "...

• Asli Telli Aydemir

  
  

• Judith Balso

  
  

• Bruce Barber

  
  

• Robert Craig Baum

  
  

• Henri Bergson

  
  

• Boreas

  
  

• Gregory Bray

  
  

• Tyler Burba

  
  

• Hannes Charen

  
  

• Mina Cheon

  
  

• Micha Cárdenas

  
  

• Manuel DeLanda

  
  

  Manuel De Landa (b. in Mexico City, 1952), based in New York since 1975, is a philosopher, media artist, programmer and software designer. After studying art in the 1970s, he became known as an independent filmmaker making underground 8mm and 16mm films inspired by critical theory and philosophy. In the 1980s, Manuel De Landa...

• Paul DeNicola

  
  

• Christopher M. Drohan

  
  

• Sofia Fasos

  
  

• Kenneth Feinstein

  
  

• Jeremy Fernando

  
  

• Vilém Flusser

  
  

• Barbara Fornssler

  
  

• Gina Rae Foster

  
  

• Matthew Giobbi

  
  

• Baruch Gottlieb

  
  

• Joan Grossman

  
  

• A. Staley Groves

  
  

• Serena Hashimoto

  
  

• Christian Hänggi

  
  

• Julia Hölzl

  
  

• Nicholas Ind

  
  

• Fred Isseks

  
  

• Hans Jonas

  
  

• Sarah Kamens

  
  

• Peter van de Kamp

  
  

• Diana Silberman Keller

  
  

• Elise Kermani

  
  

• Alexander J. Klemm

  
  

• Norbert Koppensteiner

  
  

• Manga Clem Marshall

  
  

• Anthony Metivier

  
  

• James Morris

  
  

• Vincenzo Di Nicola

  
  

• Sarah Nind

  
  

• Pamela Noensie

  
  

• Vincent W.J. van Gerven Oei

  
  

• Simone Osthoff

  
  

• Luiz Bernardo Pericás

  
  

• Paola Piglia-Veronese

  
  

• Peter Price

  
  

• Jake Reeder

  
  

• Mark Reilly

  
  

• Dennis Schep

  
  

• Wolfgang Schirmacher

  
  

  Wolfgang Schirmacher, Ph.D., (b. 1944) is Arthur Schopenhauer Chair and Program Director of the Media and Communications Division at the European Graduate School EGS. He is an internationally active philosopher of technology with an emphasis on media, gene technology, and neuroscience. Wolfgang Schirmacher is President of the...

• Michael Schmidt

  
  

  Michael Schmidt, Ph.D., (University of Freiburg), John Cage Chair at the European Graduate School EGS, studied piano and did his doctoral work in musicology. He is currently the coordinator of Classical Music Online with Bavarian Radio Station, Munich, and teaches 'Strategies for the Media Future of Music' at the Ludwigs Maxi...

• Tony See

  
  

• Jonas Staal

  
  

• Dawan Stanford

  
  

• Gregory L. Ulmer

  
  

  Gregory Ulmer, Ph.D., Joseph Beuys Chair at EGS, is Professor of English and Media Studies at the University of Florida. Gregory Ulmer received his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at Brown University (1972).

• Paul Virilio

  
  

  Paul Virilio (b. 1932 in Paris) is a world-renowned philosopher, urbanist, and cultural theorist. His work focuses on urban spaces and the development of technology in relation to power and speed. He is known for his coining of the term 'dromology' to explain his theory of speed and technology. Paul Virilio is of mixed ancest...

• Rachel K. Ward

  
  

• Brian Willems