Reading, Writing & Research Methodologies 2011/2012

This is a shared page for the R,W & R module.

Text for the theme of Changing the Subject (how media make us)

Because we will not be meeting this Wednesday the 9th it’s a good point to recap. The group has made annotations of a series of texts that consider how human subjectivity is changed through the introduction of a new technology (for instance, photography in the case of Walter Benjamin and social networking interfaces in the case of James Harkin). By now this page provides a resource of reading material annotated by yourself and your peers articulating this theme. The task now is to bring material together to make an outline (one side of A4) for a text of your own (final text no more than 2000 words). Please use the resource of this page; discuss your plan with members of your reading group or sign up for a tutorial with Steve on Friday 11th November.

Below is the agenda for the Reading, Writing and Methodologies Seminar in the run-up to the winter break.

16th November Text Outline

7th December Pre-Deadline Seminar

9th December Text Deadline

14th December Trimester Review

Trimester 1

Tutorials

• Tutorials 14th of October 2011
• Tutorials 17th of October 2011
• Steve's Tutorials on 24th of October
• Steve's Tutorials on 28th of October
• Steve's Tutorials on 11th November

Assignments

For 2nd Nov 2011

Annotations

• Dennis van Vreden Complete first draft of the annotation about the documentary Paragraph 175 - Final Annotation about the documentary Paragraph 175
• Dave Young > Annotated Introduction to Control and Freedom, W.H.K. Chun (2005)
• Eleanor Greenhalgh 3 annotations on situationism/anarchism/postmodernism
• Sebastian Text
• Silvio Lorusso, Annotation of "The Shifting Politics of the Computational Metaphor" by Fred Turner
• Lucian Wester, Annotation Objectivity prologue/chapter 1
• Mano D Sz - Annotation of 'Hoax Reality Tv Show'
• Andre: Hayles's Virtual Bodies and Flickering Signifiers
• Jussi J
• Astrid van Nimwegen
• Demet Adiguzel - Spectatorship, Power and Knowledge
• Janis Klimanovs Annotation: The burden of representation: essays on photographies and histories (1988)
• Petra Milički – Translating Media from 'My Mother Was a Computer'
• Javier Lloret - The Situationist City - Chapter One: The Naked City
• Jonas Lund — Annotation 'Filter Bubbles'
• Marie Wocher — Annotation Speech, Writing, Code: Three Worldviews 'My Mother Was a Computer'

For 26th Oct 2011

Annotations

• Andre Castro Annotation - The Work of Culture in the Age of Cybernetic Systems
• Jonas Lund – Annotation 'Cyburbia'
• Dave Young – Annotation 'Cyburbia'
• Silvio Lorusso – Annotation of Bill Nichols' essay
• Eleanor Greenhalgh – Annotation of Bill Nichols' essay
• Lucian Wester – Annotation 'Immaterial Labor'
• Marie Wocher – Annotation 'Cyburbia'
• Petra Milicki – Annotation 'The Work of Art In The Age of Mechanical Reproduction'
• Sebastian s - Immaterial labor
• Jasper van Loenen - Annotation 'The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
• Daniel Sz - Immaterial labor
• Demet Adiguzel – Annotation 'The Work of Culture in the Age of Cybernetic Systems'
• Janis Klimanovs - Immaterial labor
• Javier Lloret – Annotation: The Work of Art In The Age of Mechanical Reproduction
• Jussi J - Immaterial labor
• Dennis van Vreden Annotation of The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction by Walter Benjamin

For 20 Oct 2011

Descriptions of work

• Eleanor Greenhalgh
• Astrid van Nimwegen
• Demet Adiguzel
• Jonas Lund
• Dennis van Vreden HOW WHY
• Silvio Lorusso
• Jasper van Loenen
• Sebastian S
• Manó D Sz
• Andre Castro 20-Oct
• Lucian Wester
• Janis Klimanovs
• Petra Milički
• Marie Wocher
• Dave Young
• Jussi J
• Javier Lloret

Annotations

• Jonas Lund
• Dennis van Vreden
• Silvio Lorusso
• Demet Adiguzel
• Jasper van Loenen
• Sebastian S
• Andre Castro
• Lucian Wester
• Petra Milički
• Eleanor Greenhalgh
• Marie Wocher
• Dave Young
• Javier Lloret
• Janis Klimanovs
• Jussi J
• Astrid van Nimwegen
• Daniel Sz