Extinction of Experience

by Christine Rosen

W. W. Norton, Incorporated · 2025 · 272 pages

In a world increasingly mediated by screens and digital interactions, Christine Rosen explores the subtle yet profound ways our humanity is being reshaped. She argues that our embrace of convenience and novelty is leading to the erosion of essential human experiences like genuine connection, a grounded sense of place, and authentic emotion. This timely and philosophical examination prompts us to consider what we lose when the virtual supplants the visceral, and how we can reclaim a richer, more embodied existence.

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