...in-the-age-of-cybernetic-systems| *annotations* Bill Nichols - the work of culture in the age of cybernetic systems (1988)]]<br>
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...nd_Politik_der_Sichtbarkeit_(Tom_Holert)|Tom Holert - Imagineering. Visual culture and politics of visability]]
...mmer-Tugendhat - Art, sexuality and gender constructions in the occidental culture]]
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...nnotations/Adorno-CulturalIndustry | Annotation: Adorno & Horkheimer - The Culture Industry and Mass Deception]]
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...toryReset/Adorno-CulturalIndustry | Annotation: Adorno & Horkheimer <i>The Culture Industry and Mass Deception</i>]]<br/>
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She is interested in gender media and technology, popular culture.
1978, dara birnbaum, wonderwoman / vj culture: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4Ru6hM2ZbM
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...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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...N] is a media artist who works across cinema, contemporary art and the DIY culture of the network. Her recent work is concerned with the friction between digi
|Description=The culture of 3D shapes online (part of the ‘digital commons’) embraces a vast var
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(Modernist culture) of calculation toward a (postmodernist culture) of simulation<br><br>
...lectual identity and cultural impact of the computer have taken place in a culture still deeply attached to the quest for a modernist understanding of the mec
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=Non-software, free culture licenses before CC=
Creative Commons caused the demise of other free culture licences
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* culture formation
...s about a the generation of children that have grown up within a computer culture. Children use the
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(Modernist culture) of calculation toward a (postmodernist culture) of simulation<br><br>
...lectual identity and cultural impact of the computer have taken place in a culture still deeply attached to the quest for a modernist understanding of the mec
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can't create a free culture -> the institutions own the products -> they have to
change in order to create a free culture
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...lationship between man and machine (Cybernetic revolt) depicted in popular culture ==
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seminars on the topic of free culture and its debunking. This is
actually understand and use the lingo of free culture correctly, and as
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Failur of think about the economics and not just culture
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* Feature of new digital culture, the share amount of loss
* Cultural amnesia, what happens in design is a reflectoin of current culture..
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'''The Principle of Notworking: Concepts in Critical Internet Culture - Geert Lovink'''
...cion regarding culture towards the "productive view" - proposes to analyze culture as a resource, not as a commodity.
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fanzine, collaborate design, analog, remix culture, database, print on demand<br />
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...following themes: the boundary between reality and fiction in today's pop culture, the fascination with celebrities, our society that is increasingly directe
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...Lists. In “Software Studies: a lexicon”. MIT Press, 2008. (LIST AND COMP. CULTURE)
Im interested in the focus of Adam in the list in computing culture. She refers to lists, arrayes and queues. She explores LISP, a programming
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