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Is Digital Technology creating an Age of Anxiety in our modern times? Have there been other Ages of Anxiety? In this episode of The Anxiety Advantage we take a step back for a long and broad view of anxiety in the context of the last 100 years and the evolution of technology from a literary and philosophical perspective. James Wood, who writes as JW Wood, joins writer and podcaster Yang-May Ooi for today’s wide-ranging conversation on the makings of modern technological anxieties.
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Photos: James Wood, with permission
Music & Images:
Across the Delta by Sounds Like Sander (theme), other incidental/ background music and stock photos and video footage used in the podcast, on this page or in any related trailers and marketing:
~ all via Storyblocks Unlimited All Access Individual Licence unless otherwise stated
For photos, links, music and other credits, go to the shownotes page at bit.ly/anxietyadvantage or www.tigerspirit.co.uk and click through to The Anxiety Advantage.
I am not an expert on anxiety. I have no medical or therapy-type qualifications. I am a writer - and like many people, I have struggled with anxiety. My purpose in these podcasts is to explore with curiosity how these very human feelings affect all our lives. Views expressed by my guests are entirely their own and do not represent my views. These podcasts come out of my personal experience and perspective - and I do not claim to speak for everyone who may be living with anxiety. The content of these podcasts is for informational purposes only. If you are affected by anything in these podcasts, please seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified professional.
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The Anxiety Advantage with Yang-May Ooi Season 01 Episode 04 ¦ Digital Life and The Age of Anxiety - James Wood aka JW Wood ¦ AXAV0104
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The Anxiety Advantage is a podcast and multimedia project exploring how we can thrive in the age of anxiety - conceived and presented by writer and podcaster Yang-May Ooi. ¦ www.tigerspirit.co.uk
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Is Digital Technology creating an Age of Anxiety in our modern times? Have there been other Ages of Anxiety? In this episode of The Anxiety Advantage we take a step back for a long and broad view of anxiety in the context of the last 100 years and the evolution of technology from a literary and philosophical perspective. James Wood, who writes as JW Wood, joins writer and podcaster Yang-May Ooi for today’s wide-ranging conversation on the makings of modern technological anxieties.
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Photos: James Wood, with permission
Music & Images:
Across the Delta by Sounds Like Sander (theme), other incidental/ background music and stock photos and video footage used in the podcast, on this page or in any related trailers and marketing:
~ all via Storyblocks Unlimited All Access Individual Licence unless otherwise stated
For photos, links, music and other credits, go to the shownotes page at bit.ly/anxietyadvantage or www.tigerspirit.co.uk and click through to The Anxiety Advantage.
I am not an expert on anxiety. I have no medical or therapy-type qualifications. I am a writer - and like many people, I have struggled with anxiety. My purpose in these podcasts is to explore with curiosity how these very human feelings affect all our lives. Views expressed by my guests are entirely their own and do not represent my views. These podcasts come out of my personal experience and perspective - and I do not claim to speak for everyone who may be living with anxiety. The content of these podcasts is for informational purposes only. If you are affected by anything in these podcasts, please seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified professional.
~~
The Anxiety Advantage with Yang-May Ooi Season 01 Episode 04 ¦ Digital Life and The Age of Anxiety - James Wood aka JW Wood ¦ AXAV0104
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The Anxiety Advantage is a podcast and multimedia project exploring how we can thrive in the age of anxiety - conceived and presented by writer and podcaster Yang-May Ooi. ¦ www.tigerspirit.co.uk
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.