instantaneousness

While the project aims to capture the inherent "instantaneousness" of the information-filled world of the 21st century, it also highlights absence: the lack of physical intimacy between increasingly isolated bodies.

Archive 2009-01-01 2009

While the project aims to capture the inherent "instantaneousness" of the information-filled world of the 21st century, it also highlights absence: the lack of physical intimacy between increasingly isolated bodies.

WE COULD MENAGE THEN, TOI AND MOI...WITH AN OCTOPUS 2009

Nor could it guess the toughness of the fiber of the flesh, the instantaneousness of the cell explosions of the muscles, the fineness of the nerves that wired every part of him into a spendid fighting mechanism.

The Mexican 2010

A snap of action it was, an explosion, an instantaneousness.

Chapter 11 2010

They have abandoned much of what makes magazines great by trying to compete with the instantaneousness of the Internet and by reflecting the culture back at itself rather then creating it.

Brian Alexander: An Elegy for Magazines 2009

Thomas: The whole transformation into electronic journalism in terms of instantaneousness and brevity, and too little faith in reporting on the scene, makes me fear the corporate heads have reduced the possibility of seeking the truth.

'Thank You, Mr. President' 2008

And, as the following essays demonstrate, Romanticism's version of the insistence of the aesthetic is distinguished by what is either an antinomy or an aporia between the insistence of the aesthetic and the instantaneousness of judgment.

Introduction: 'The Power is There': Romanticism as Aesthetic Insistence 2005

But the instantaneousness of it is brilliant-no more hunting up a translation page.

A Difference Goes Multilingual Darren Kuropatwa 2006

Nonetheless, some contemporary theorists believe that globalization has taken a particularly intense form in recent decades, as innovations in communication, transportation, and information technologies (for example, computerization) have generated stunning new possibilities for simultaneity and instantaneousness (Harvey, 1989).

Globalization Scheuerman, William 2006

Heidegger's description of growing possibilities for simultaneity and instantaneousness in human experience ultimately proved no less apprehensive than the views of many of his predecessors.

Globalization Scheuerman, William 2006