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"There is a political power of touch, friction and contagion"

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ARCHIVE // Why is touch the most resistant to digitization and machinization? Is the "without contact" society really inescapable? Claire Richard, journalist and author of the book The Happy Hands, Archaeology of Touch (Seuil, 2023) in Usbek & Rica magazine No. 37 published in the fall of 2022, gave us some answers.

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