Dominic Pettman is particularly interested in how technology influences our self-perceptions and cultural conversations. His work delves into the ways the digital environment shapes how we see ourselves and the world around us. Pettman seeks to understand the complex interplay between the human psyche and the ever-evolving technological landscape. His analyses offer a penetrating insight into contemporary life and its reflection in modern art.
Exploring the deep connection between attention and identity, this book delves into how our focus shapes who we are. It argues that our choices in what to pay attention to directly influence our self-perception and existence. Through insightful analysis, it invites readers to reflect on their attentional habits and the implications for their personal and social identities.
A new argument for why 'libidinal ecology' might help explain the decline of the human in the face of climate crisis--