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The second self
Book • 1984
In *The Second Self*, Sherry Turkle examines the computer as an integral part of our social and psychological lives, affecting how we think and interact with others.
The book explores how technology shapes our self-awareness and relationships, using interviews with diverse groups to understand these dynamics.
First published in 1984, it remains a foundational work in the psychology of computation.
The book explores how technology shapes our self-awareness and relationships, using interviews with diverse groups to understand these dynamics.
First published in 1984, it remains a foundational work in the psychology of computation.
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Recommended by the podcast as an exploration of how technology mediates our relationships.

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People are Lonelier than Ever. Enter AI.
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as the source of quotes about computers and identity.

Jackson Dahl

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20: Yancey Strickler - Constellations of Creativity
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as 

's first book.


Manoush Zomorodi


Sherry Turkle

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How our relationships are changing in the age of 'artificial intimacy'
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's first book where she shared people's experiences with computers.


Manoush Zomorodi


Sherry Turkle

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Prophets of Technology: Bot Believer vs. Bot Skeptic
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as a pioneer in studying the relationship between humans and technology, whose first book on the topic came out in 1984.


Manoush Zomorodi

Body Electric: How AI Is Changing Our Relationships
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to illustrate how children's sense of self is changing due to technology.


Esther Dyson

Presenting: Passion Struck with John R. Miles
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as one of 

's books focusing on the psychology of human relationships with technology.


Amanda Palmer


Sherry Turkle

Sherry Turkle: Is Technology Killing Our Hearts?