Ethology and Hunting
Trap Design and Behavior Automatization Through Jakob von Uexküll’s Theoretical Biology
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ethology, behavior, hunting, automatization, Jakob von UexküllAbstract
Starting from the theoretical biology of Jakob Von Uexküll, the article exposes how protoethology constitutes the condition of possibility of trap design and of all hunting practices; in what sense the liberation of behavior guarantee the fidelity of ethological research applied to consumer habits; that the concept of cybernetics exhibits a semiorganic logic that allows approaching certain digital objects as if they were agents rather than tools; and the idea of an ethology of the machine as an access to algorithms behavior.
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