The Culture Industry: Enlightenment as Mass Deception Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer
concept of the culture industry
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The Work of Culture in the Age of Cubernetic Systems (1988)
== Mechanical Reproduction and Film Culture==
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Bill Nichols’s essay “The Work of Culture in the Age of Cybernetic Systems”, written in 1988, in brief aimed to upd
...echanical Reproduction and Film Culture, Cybernetic Systems and Electronic Culture, The Cybernetic Metaphor: Transformations of Self and Reality and Purpose,
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In the 1988 essay “The Work of Culture in the Age of Cybernetic Systems” by Bill Nichols, the author takes Walte
Nichols, B. (1988). The Work of Culture in the Age of Cybernetic Systems. In: Wardrip-Fruin, N. and Montfort N. The
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Notes on free culture 13-11-18
Culture that belongs to an economy
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Cultural diversity is considered an abbreviation of national culture.
cliché of national culture
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Modding, machinima and fan culture: ambivalence between incorporated prosumerism and tactical media
"Productive Play: Game Culture From the Bottom Up" by Celia Pearce vs "The Multitude and the Media" from "
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...rs and artists. Every chapter is exposing a certain element that adds to a culture of ‘never being good enough’. After exposing the problem, she follows u
..., almost robotic. There used to be people that would question the dominant culture, but nowadays, everybody that doesn’t meet society’s standard is a fail
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==='''The Culture Industry:'''===
The authors believes that the culture has been industrialized not long after the industrial revolution.
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(specify the distinct western culture in this entire argument.)
Nostalgia in pop culture (22.02.17)
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...a geometric structure with self-similarity of Hong Kong culture and queer culture on plastic and make them into the shape of an organ.
...n banned on the mainland. Many LGBT people in China are nostalgic for this culture.
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...rribly outdated, and not very deep in its attempts to explain how computer culture has stayed more or less the same since the 1970's. It scratches the surface
On the same subject of tools and how they affect our minds, and our culture (but more interesting to read, IMO) : [http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/
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...ace, and vice versa. It is a visual representation of our current template culture. The invitation to “insert your content here” is present in every aspec
...Christensen. In her own practice she explores her fascination with digital culture and aims to raise critical questions by recontextualising its visual elemen
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Notes on free culture 13-11-18
Culture that belongs to an economy
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.... It drew critical comparisons between the Chinese context and elite reuse culture; such as, the understanding of dealing e-waste in mundane small shops in Ch
...is cited as example that differs to the quintessential Western open source culture.
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Works as a bridge from culture to culture but reinforcing the idea that the foundations are all the same
Dominator culture doesn't apply symbolic value to nature
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XPUB1 11:00-13:00 proto-free, free, and post-free culture - Aymeric.
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<pre>the field of culture as a sort of constant battlefield</pre>
...hrough defeating and destroying the opposition. Is this what Stu is saying culture is? If you go somewhere expecting a battle it can make it difficult to have
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...=Monoskop is a collaborative wiki research on the history of media art and culture.
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...as an artform and the way it constitutes a prelude to recursive postmodern culture. The disco medley was a popular vehicle at discotheques at the end of the 1
...onnection to what some people might define as ''retromania'' and ''shuffle culture''.
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...role for the artist that seems to have been established by our developing culture of technology. De Nijs describes himself and his work as recognition of the
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...culture. Each lecture will cover one particular medium and publishing (sub)culture. Visits of local experimental publishing initiatives (PrintRoom, Publicatio
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...m, akin to a pervasive gender binary, exerts its influence across society, culture, and literature, giving rise to stereotypes amid the remnants of past homop
...ies. By pushing back against reductionist thinking, it aims to cultivate a culture that appreciates the multifaceted spectrum of human experiences, transcendi
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XPUB1 - 10:00-12:00 free as in what? crash course in free culture licensing and the wonders of copyright/copyleft/copyfree/copycentre/copyfar
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