Technology and the Politics and Knowledge

This sharp collection from Indiana University Press examines how technology shapes power, discourse, and what counts as truth in contemporary society. Drawing on critical theory and political philosophy, it unpacks the ways technical systems aren't neutral—they carry ideologies, reinforce hierarchies, and redefine democratic possibilities. Dense but rewarding reading for anyone questioning the intersection of innovation and authority. Perfect for philosophy students, political theorists, and anyone curious about who really controls the digital age.