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Discover 'The Age of Disruption,' a compelling exploration of our modern digital landscape where individuals grapple with overwhelming information and loss of agency. In this thought-provoking book by Bernard Stiegler, readers are guided through a profound analysis of how the digital revolution has deepened the disconnection from reason and meaning. Stiegler articulates the need for a new 'epokh,' a philosophical awakening that encourages us to rethink our existence in the age of perpetual disruption. Delving into his personal narrative of struggle and resilience, he argues that re-establishing public power and forging new pathways of thought are vital for revitalizing our lives. With 380 pages of insightful content, this book is essential for anyone interested in social and cultural theory, media critique, or the philosophy of technology. 'The Age of Disruption' challenges us to find new circuits of meaning in an era where technology often leaves us feeling powerless. Join Stiegler on this intellectual journey and rekindle your ambition and purpose in a rapidly changing world.