At a time when the cultural and cognitive technologies are converging, the question of attention is set through the theoretical legacy of phenomenology (where “attention” is formed by what Husserl labeled as “retentions” and “protentions”), the most recent research on economics and the discoveries of cognitive sciences. Clinical aspects are considered as well through the field of attention-related pathologies, and we take into account the latest experiments conducted in Northern America to combine what is considered as “deep attention” with a form labeled as “hyper attention”.

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• Desire and technologies
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• TicTac