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<!-- Drucker notes how misguided our perceptions of GUI can be: we are so used to it that we see it as a static entity and also we are tricked into thinking that it depicts the behind-the-scene processes. She suggests dissecting the GUI features and the ways in which it posits the role of a user in relation to the systems running it in order to comprehend it holistically. To have a better grasp of GUI it is important to have a historical timeline of its development and seeing all the incentives it was based on. Few of those iterations were bases on other scientists' experiments and theories. | |||
The core aspect of perceiving the interface lays in the idea that although it's an abstraction supposedly representing the real world objects and/or are named after them [folder; file etc], we have no need for them to behave or feel like those objects in order to be comfortable with them.--> | |||
==Etherpads== | ==Etherpads== | ||
Revision as of 23:51, 8 December 2019
What / How / Why
Describing object, method and motivation [50 words each]
Etherpads
Sources, references and recommendations by Steve
Reading list
Johanna Drucker - Reading Interface
Alexander R. Galloway - The Interface Effect
Katherine Hayles - Writing Machines [on materiality]
Katherine Hayles - How we became post-human?
Matthew Fuller - Behind the Blip: Essays on the Culture of Software [Chapter: The Impossibility of interface p.99]
Matthew Fuller - Software Studies [lexicon of terms] [Chapter: Interface p.151]
Friedrich Kittler - There Is No Software
Walter Ong - Orality and Literacy
Marshall McLuhan - The Gutenberg Galaxy [The Making of Typographic Man]
Jack Goody - The interface between the written and the oral [1987]
Eric Havelock - Preface to Plato
Additional references
nointerface
Gaze-Based Interaction Design[Speculative Interface]
Anika Schwarzlose - Time moves into one Direction - Memory into the other
Response to "The Impossibility of Interface"
Petra Milicki - Annotation: The Impossibility of Interface
Marie Wocher - Annotation: The Impossibility of Interface
IMPAKT FESTIVAL, on speculative interface.
Sample libraries
Radical Militant Library [Jotunbane’s Reading Club]
#icanhazpdf
aaaaarg
Bibliotheca
Clockwise libraries
Library Genesis
Memory of the world
Monoskop
On Our Backs
Project Gutenberg
Sci-hub
Textz.com
bibliotik.me
volafile.org
#bookz on IRCHighway/undernet
The Piratebay @ Worm
http://ubu.com UBU-web
XPPL