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reconfiguring the legal landscape in the age of AI
"In this timely book, Bart van der Sloot explores how modern technologies such as artificial intelligence and data profiling are reshaping what it means to be human. Drawing on interdisciplinary insights, he examines how digital life intensifies long-standing tensions within the human condition."
Part I: Setting the stage -- The end of this book -- Part II: The perfect imperfection of identity construction -- The call of the sirens -- Ashamed of being ashamed -- Playing ourselves -- Trauma, memory, identity -- Violence, narrative, motive -- Privacy and ambiguity -- Part III: The presentation of self in everyday digital life -- Stating the obvious -- Form and function of self-narration -- Friction and recognition -- Digital animism, or the Homo Economicus in an increasingly magical world -- Shameless guilt tripping -- Too much information -- Part IV: Law in quest of itself -- Right to ecology -- Right to porosity -- Right to contextuality -- Right to fiction -- Right to friction -- Right to dependency -- Part V: Reflective forethoughts -- Fork in the road .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA : Edward Elgar Publishing, [2026]