Antikythera books, including its series with MIT Press, take a constructive and propositional approach to critical philosophies, integrating fiction and nonfiction, history and futures, and works by multiple authors. Core subject areas include philosophy, computer science and science-fiction, architecture, urbanism, economics, and science studies. 

Authors investigate the implications for and trajectories of planetary scale computation, including its socio-technical genealogies (scientific, infrastructural, governance), philosophical transitions (epistemological and ontological effects), and geopolitical dynamics (legal, social, economic, policy scenarios, etc).

Antikythera’s books often feature digitally rich content and sister articles in the Antikythera: Journal for the Philosophy of Planetary Computation, a digital peer-reviewed journal also published with MIT Press.

Antikythera’s books often feature digitally rich content and sister articles in the Antikythera Journal for the Philosophy of Planetary Computation, a digital peer-reviewed journal also published with MIT Press.