Dromology (n.) is that body of knowledge concerned with the way speed influences the manner in which phenomena appear to us (due to technological changes in transport and communication via the railroad, air travel, or radio, the telephone, television, or the internet).
Dromology (n.) is a body of knowledge concerned with the way in which speed shapes or determines the appearance of phenomena.
Dromology (n.) is grounded in a work of conceptual re-figuration whose guiding motif is speed.
Dromology (n.) is an account of speed’s negative impact on the shaping of perception and of social or political space.
Dromology (n.) is a perspective which doesn’t distinguish between means of transport and means of communication, seeing them both as speed machines, both giving rise to mediation through the production of speed.