DOI:
10.18413/2408-932X-2024-10-4-1-6
OdysseusandResonance: review of the book by Yuk Hui Art and Cosmotechnics (Moscow, AST, 2024. 384 p.)
The review reflects on the manifestations of reflexivity and perspective in Yuka Hui's books published in Russian. The books of the popular author have interested the Russian and international philosophical community with the author's attempt not only to re-describe the world, but also to make progress in promoting philosophical, scientific and political dialogue between the cultural "worlds" of the West and the East.
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Hui, Yuk (2024), Iskusstvo i kosmotekhnika [Art and Cosmotechnics], Translated by Smolyak, A. V., in Matveyenko, V. A. (ed.), AST Publishing House, Moscow, Russia (in Russ.).
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Hui, Yuk (2020), Rekursivnost i kontingentnost [Recursivity and Contingency], Translated by Kralechkin, D., V-A-C Press, Moscow, (in Russ.).
Hui, Yuk (2023), Vopros o tekhnike v Kitaye [The Question Concerning Technology in China: An Essay in Cosmotechnics], Transl. by Shalaginov, D., Ad Marginem, Moscow, Russia (in Russ.).
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