Announcements

• Technophany Print on Demand Issues: Computational Creativity

  2026-01-04

  We’re excited to announce the global print-on-demand release of Computational Creativity: Technophany Special Issue, edited by Anna Longo and published by Technophany at Hanart Press. This compelling volume brings together leading thinkers to explore the profound intersections between Artificial Intelligence and creativity, challenging long-standing human-centric assumptions and inviting new perspectives on how machines and minds co-produce meaning and artistic expression. 

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• Call for Papers: Strategy and Techne

  2025-11-15

  "Strategy and Techne," Technophany's new special issue, seeks to ask what a philosophy of strategy might learn from a philosophy of technics and vice versa and whether it is possible to think the two together without falling into the conceptual cul-de-sac of a codified art of war. It invites contributions on all aspects of the interaction between the two domains. Contributions on Sun Tzu, Clausewitz, Simondon, Kahn, Guy Debord (notes on Stratégie), Günter Anders, Détienne and Vernant, Éric Alliez and Maurizio Lazzarato (Wars and Capital), Babara Cassin, Howard Caygill (On Resistance), Friedrich Kittler, and any other figures and themes that intersect with the issue’s topic are are welcome)

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• New Special Issue: "Lyotard and the 21st Century " (Vol. 4 No. 2)

  2025-10-17

  Technophany would like to announce the publication of the first three articles in its latest Special Issue "Lyotard and the 21st Century," edited by Yuk Hui and Pieter Lemmens (https://technophany.philosophyandtechnology.network/index). These first articles range in topics from questioning the status of the post-modern grand narrative in the age of the Anthropcene to notions of "system failure" and "infantalisation" in the work of Lyotard. 

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• New Special Issue: "Computionational Creativity" (Vol. 3 No. 2)

  2025-07-03

  Technophany is delighted to announce the completion and closing of its latest Special Issue "Computational Creativity," edited by Anna Longo (https://technophany.philosophyandtechnology.network/issue/view/1744),  a compelling exploration into the intersections of "computational" creative outputs. Through this inquiry, contributors have challenged us to reconsider not only the boundaries of machine intelligence, but the very meaning of creative thought in a post-human context.

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• General Issue 2025

  2025-02-03

  It is with pleasure that Technophany opens submission for its General Issue 4.1

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• Technophany Indexed by DOAJ

  2024-04-10

  Technophany is pleased to announce that all articles are now being indexed by the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).

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• Call for Papers: General Issue 2024

  2024-01-11

  Technophany, A Journal for Philosophy and Technology, is opening a call for papers for its second General Issue to be published in 2024.

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• Call for Papers: Lyotard and the 21st Century

  2023-12-13

  Special Issue of Technophany dedicated to the Centenary of Jean-François Lyotard
  Editors: Yuk Hui, Pieter Lemmens

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• Florian Endres joins Technophany as Book Review Editor

  2023-07-20

  We're pleased to announce that Florian Endres will be joining the Technophany editorial team as Book Review Editor.

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• Technophany and Radboud University Press Partnership Announcement

  2023-05-26

  Technophany is delighted to announce a publishing partnership with Radboud University Press, an open-access publisher of high-quality academic peer-reviewed books and journals. It offers its publications free of charge for both authors and readers through the Openjournals platform. Technophany is a journal of the Research Network of Philosophy and Technology, dedicated to the philosophical and historical studies of technologies, supported by Hanart Forum. 

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• Commentary: Dorion Sagan - James Lovelock, Gaia, and the Remembering of Biological Being

  2023-04-07

  The occasion of the passing of James Lovelock (1919–2022) provides us the luxury of attempting to look back on the life, not only of a great scientist, but of the major object of his intellectual attention, the life of the biosphere, whose status as (to quote David Bowie) a space oddity, he discovered.

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• Call for Papers: COMPUTATIONAL CREATIVITY

  2022-08-22

  Call for Papers: COMPUTATIONAL CREATIVITY, Edited by Anna Longo

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• Call for Papers: ENTROPIES

  2022-08-05

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