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This page contains a glossary created in the XPUB 2023-2024 Special Issue 'Protocols for an Active Archive'.

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==Accessibility==
==Analog==
==[[Archive (Wordhole)| Archive]]==

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==Sample Word==
==Active Archive==
== [[Annotation (Wordhole)| Annotation]] ==

==Aporee==
==[[Audacity (Wordhole)| Audacity]]==

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==Authorship== 
==[[Brainstorming (Wordhole)|Brainstorming]]==

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==Breakfast lab==

==[[Broadcasting (Wordhole)| Broadcasting]]==
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== [[Control Societies (Wordhole)|Control Societies]] ==
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==[[Chop Chop (Wordhole)|Chop Chop]]==
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==[[Code (Wordhole)| Code]]==

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==[[Copyleft (Wordhole)|Copyleft]]==

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==[[Copyright (Wordhole)|Copyright]]==

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==Collaborative==

==Communication==
The word "communication" has its root in the Latin verb "communicare", which means "to share" or "to make common". Communication is usually understood as the transmission of information.

The evolution of human communication took place over a long period of time. Humans evolved from simple hand gestures to the use of spoken language. Most face-to-face communication requires visually reading and following along with the other person, offering gestures in reply, and maintaining eye contact throughout the interaction.

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==[[CSS (Wordhole)|CSS]]==

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==Consent==
==Data==

==Death of the Author==

Essay by Roland Barthes, published in 1967. Barthes claims here that the meaning of a text is given not by the author but by the reader. It belongs to a school of literary theory and criticism called reader-response criticism with applications not only in literature but in fields such as psychology and philosophy. 

'''Citations'''

The text has been extensively cited and not always in a good way, as eg. in Jacques Derrida's ironic essay "The Deaths of Roland Barthes".

'''In context'''

One of the most well-known applications of this text is in critical pedagogy, advocating dialogic learning (letting students arrive to their own conclusions, rather than being fed the meaning of a text).

==Deconstruction==

'''Definition''' 

	1. "Deconstruction challenges the way we interpret meaning. It identifies the central meaning and marginalized meaning of a work, changes the positions of those meanings, and therefore shows that the marginalized meaning could just as easily become the central meaning. In this way, meaning is shown to be unstable."

	2. Deconstruction is a form of textual analysis. Deconstruction  implies "breaking down" something to discover its true significance and create new meanings.

'''Application (as used by us)'''
* Deconstruction in critical thinking  can be used to find something new by breaking the text or taking a concept to pieces. Firstly we deconstruct the archive to be able to activate it. It can generate new meanings through the interpretation, analysis, discussion. 
* Decontruction can be used as a form of critique
	
'''Application in other contexts (examples)'''
Why does Derrida refuse to define deconstruction?
Derrida writes, there is nothing that could be said to be essential to deconstruction in its differential relations with other words. In other words, deconstruction has to be understood in context. This kind of fluidity also prevents the possibility of defining deconstruction.

'''In context'''
Friendrich Nietzsche - there are no facts, only interpretations

==Decision making process==


==Digital==

Digital is the representation of physical items or activities through binary code.
When used as an adjective, it describes the dominant use of the latest digital technologies to improve organizational processes, improve interactions between people, organizations and things, or make new business models possible. The word digital comes from Latin digitus = finger, which refers to the bit yes/no structure of the information - the finger is either up or down.

Link: https://www.gartner.com/en/information-technology/glossary/digital-2
https://www.oed.com/dictionary/digital_n?tab=meaning_and_use#6774585

==Digital(post)==

==[[Disciplinary Societies (Wordhole)|Disciplinary Societies]]==

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==e-mail==

==Distributive==
==Gilles Deleuze ==

French philosopher (1925-1995), engaged in metaphysics and epistemology, specifically in issues of identity and difference. He uses the term "virtual" to describe ideas as the conditions of the actual experience. He criticizes the notion of the individual (as he accepts difference as fundamental in all experience). One of his major works (together with Felix Guattari) is Capitalism and Schizophrenia (the title is pretty much self-explanatory).

'''Context''' 

In his essay "Postscript on the Societies of Control" (1990) Deleuze marks the change in the structure of society and senses the importance of code in the new order.

==[[Georges Perec (Wordhole)|Georges Perec]]==
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==[[Glossary (Wordhole)|Glossary]]==

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Oxford:  glossary/ˈɡlɒs(ə)ri/

''noun''

an alphabetical list of words relating to a specific subject, text, or dialect, with explanations; a brief dictionary.
"a glossary of Inuktitut words"

==[[Flowchart (Wordhole)|Flowchart]]==

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==Graphviz ==

==GREP==

A command-line utility for searching in plain-text data sets for patterns (eg. for regular expressions). 
It can be a powerful tool (alone or even better along other commands, for finding and handling elements in a text or list.

'''In context'''

The function of this command-line is so important that it has entered the Oxford English Dictionary (2003) both as a verb and noun. (Famous phrase: "You can't grep dead trees", referring to physical data)

'''Useful Link'''

https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/grep.1.html

==Graphs==

==Fish==

==Have you tried turning it on and off again?==
==HTML==

==Homofily==

==Memory==
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== [[Performative (Wordhole)|Performative]] ==
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== [[Podcast (Wordhole)|Podcast]] ==

== [[Prescriptive Technology (Wordhole)| Prescriptive Technology]] ==
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== [[Structurelessness (Wordhole)| Structurelessness]] ==

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==[[Zoom Recorder (Wordhole)|Zoom Recorder]]==

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