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Stewart
other · 4 mentions across 2 readings
In this course
Stewart appears primarily as a passing co-author with Emery on cryptocurrency advocacy, cited in a discussion distinguishing money from currency in the context of Bitcoin's emergence as a new financial form. The reference is instrumental to the reading's argument about how technological systems reshape economic structures, though Stewart himself receives minimal elaboration. In the course's frame of AI and technological systems intersecting with society, this citation functions to ground claims about decentralized networks and their cultural-economic implications.
Mentioned in 2 readings
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Cohen 3Ray Brassier 2Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling 1H. P. Lovecraft 1Iain Rant 1Jacques Lacan 1Keith Ansell Pearson 1Michel Henry 1Reza Negarestani 1Sigmund Freud 1Stanley Weinbaum 1Thomas Ligotti 1William Hope Hodgson 1Felix Guattari 1Gilles Deleuze 1Graham Harman 1Iain Hamilton Grant 1Kluge 1Marcus 1Quentin Meillassoux 1Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling 1Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 1Johann Gottlieb Fichte 1Lorenz Oken 1Abel 1Ben Bernanke 1Croushore 1Emery 1