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=<span style="color:teal;">'''Feminist Discourse: Patriarchal Gaze in Visual Culture'''</span>=
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The Culture Industry: Enlightenment as Mass Deception Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer
concept of the culture industry
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* [[AnnotationsSharing|Sharing: Culture and Economy in the Internet Age]]
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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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(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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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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...=Monoskop is a collaborative wiki research on the history of media art and 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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...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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...the information age, and the influence of military technologies on popular culture.
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* [[Sharing|Sharing: Culture and Economy in the Internet Age]]
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His artistic practice gravitates around the themes of nature < > culture dualism and the ambivalent relationship of man towards nature. His imagery
Slices of Dust it is a photographic research minerals and gemstones culture, its collection, conservation and trade.
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...emporary media arts and design, computer technology, Internet and software culture. The aim is to equip you with a critical and historical perspective and est
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It is structured in 3 sections. Free culture(big media and monopolies, intellectual property, from copyright to copyfarl
.... '''Free culture : how big media uses technology and the law to lock down culture and control creativity.''' Penguin Press, 2004.
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== Local Culture ==
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...together with the installation is a thesis book talking about Chinese food culture, dieting habits, philosophy, etc. It severs as theoretical basement and doc
This is a project aiming to show traditional Chinese culture and custom through food. The outcome is a video installation, with four rou
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**zine camp (DIY culture)
*good inside view into open source culture
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Schaefer - bastard culture <br>
== Software Culture ==
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oral culture, plato and writting, memory, disambiguation and wikipedia, borges TLON, w.
...n differences, example= oral culture people ignore categories that written culture know and accept like geometric shapes. They didn’t accept or know logical
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.... Subsequent it is intended to point on practices of the attention seeking culture in the total media surround.
...stance from - researchers on technology, imaging, Internet cultures, image culture, art historians, curators, …
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[[Category:culture]]
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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
...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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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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...ics, game theory, operations research) and their representation in popular culture during the Cold War.
...o encourage a debate about the benefits and drawbacks of 'systems-oriented culture' - in what way does it help the citizen? In what way does it distribute pow
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<font color="#FE2EC8"> '''PARTICIPATORY CULTURE'''<br>
:<font color="#323336">[[Bastard Culture]]</font><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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...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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* 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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[[Karina/sign language and culture | SIGN LANGUAGE & CULTURE]]
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A second MA on New Media and Digital Culture received from the University of Utrecht, however, lead to a more nuanced pe
...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 and arts==
==In Pop Culture==
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**zine camp (DIY culture)
*good inside view into open source culture
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<li>[[freecultureworkshop| Notes on free culture workshop methods]]
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Aim Down Sights is a short film exploring terrorism in gaming culture. The work explores roleplaying, both as victim and as terrorist, the dedica
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The Neuro-Image A Deleuzian Film-Philosophy of Digital Screen Culture - Patricia Pisters
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...onversation between modern forms of art and design and Chinese traditional culture. The purpose of recreating the traditional art by young generations is to f
...me the most there is the combination of modern art and Chinese traditional culture. I posted videos and article about the recreations on social media which be
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...pment is that ‘a hermeneutics of the self has been diffused across Western culture through numerous channels and integrated with various types of attitudes an
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...this it is much more the institutionalization of shame culture than shame culture itself.
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=Cybernetic Culture Research Unit (CCRU)=
* [http://www.ccru.net/abcult.htmAbstract Culture]
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...ur culture where disparate codes derived from critical culture, commercial culture and technology are forced together. Our newly expanded department focusses
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the context of online culture is captured or documented to serve the
of online culture is sustained. On the one hand this may confirm existing
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...w to represent reality? Can we talk about the reality in the time of image culture?
...ting violent images and how we interpret them within the time of the image culture. The project uses real footage that were shot by the artist in Syria during
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...ity of the surrounding PERL community, see also [[Games, Diversions & Perl Culture]]
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...to evoke a sense of reverie within the hallucinatory dislocation of techno-culture. This one channel video over the course of ~2 minutes serves as a conduit f
...o is the non-linearity of contemporary identity through digitally informed culture. We are at once in one place and many, achieving a sort of quantum entangle
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culture of '''pseudonimity
...mmitment to the Real Self,competing hegemonic lifestyle that feeds off pop culture
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* <s> Aymeric Mansoux -My Lawyer is an Artist Free Culture Licenses as Art Manifestos </s>
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Elizabeth Reid: Virtual Worlds: Culture and Imagination in Steven Jones (ed.) Cybersociety
+[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaXb8c6jw0k culture of the self]
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Reynolds, S., Retromania: Pop Culture's Addiction to Its Own Past
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...le meant eacces to information and video. The government is, school, print culture and corporations embodied product, centarlity and homogeneity rather than p
...Usage of technology meanwhile condmening it. Undermining of print and book culture.
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...Rotterdam. Her current work and research explore the roots of confessional culture in media and the economical implications of a surveillance-based society. H
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...s a part of, and look at the ideological and practical tensions of the DIY culture in such a context. Is it possible for a group to exist completely without o
...esigner, artist and researcher. She manages the Digital Art Lab at the CKC culture/arts center (Zoetermeer, NL). She teaches at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie (
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...t shape and give true value to a person. Both currents influenced American culture and the "century of the self".</span></li>
...the craze after authenticity from its peak moment reached through hipster culture, until its rapid decline, as see today. He considered authenticity to be a
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...Networked) at the Piet Zwart Institute perhaps reflects a shift in popular culture.
...Networked) at the Piet Zwart Institute perhaps reflects a shift in popular culture.
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...he Realization of Collective Principles'', Jan Fernback, (1996) '''Virtual Culture: Identity and Communication in Cybersociety''' ed. Steve Jones, Thousand Oa
* American culture are the dominant paradigm of virtual community studies
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Michel Foucault - The Culture of the Self, First Lecture
''the culture of the self in roman greeks was linked to the collapse of the previous poli
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...cause of the decay, changing its history but also the image of the present culture? - Astrid
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...ticipating in the culture, carving out a space for themself where your own culture could exist.
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==== Q3 “自然-文化”连续体 The "nature-culture" continuum ====
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...ollaborative and hybrid practice in borders of new technologies and visual culture
*** visual culture (graphic design, art direction, motion design, visual identity, website, 3D
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computer use widely spread-computer culture so underdeveloped
...e encompasses the custom, traditions, and elements of visual textual audio culture that emerged from users engagement with personal computer application durin
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...ari desert in Southern Africa ; in contrast with technologically-superior culture of the modern world. + The narrative of the film evolves around an empty co
''Keywords:'' global culture / “modernism”/ progress / human nature / technology & society;
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institute of network culture same methodology but another approach on hardware they used the actual comp
how databases shape digital culture
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"Observation de divergence fondamentales entre culture lettrée et illétrées?"<br>
...le à transmettre et utilisable au maximum» Leslie, A.White, The Science of Culture" p.240<br>
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<center>'''All the ‘Free Culture’ projects are free to be reproduced, translate or adapted without mention
The concept free culture refers to all forms of cultural expressions that have been deliberately ‘
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Protocols and Data Bodies in a Culture of Sharing
* Loving Big Brother: Surveillance Culture and Performance Space http://www.amazon.com/Loving-Big-Brother-Surveillance
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...eans noting to history". Although Turkish culture is a predominant verbal culture, it is interesting that we have a lot of sayings more than these two.
...s more than ever. They are now part of our lifes and it changed our visual culture, even our gestures. Once I heard a story of a baby who just had first met w
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...media), and more narrowly, the social dimension of creativity and how our culture gets made, the proccess of how creative work builds on the past and how soc
...t can be imagined and what is possible—technologically and legally." (Free Culture, Lawrence Lessing)''
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-A study on the rise of erotics in queer culture, gay porn, and the blurring of gender boundaries within this community. How
...tioning as men in patriarchy. We must direct our claim to our pornographic culture, not towards occupying our share of patriarchal space, but towards shatteri
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== Culture Shift / Patent Wars ==
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...in the 21st century where these subjects are often suppressed from popular culture?
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...the Chinese language and culture faded into the background and Surinamese culture took over. My mom was unfortunately a product of my grandmother being raped
...ir wasn’t beautiful back then. She identified mostly with black-Surinamese culture in her younger years.
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...art. Her work is influenced by a variety of media such as film and cyber-culture. By combining the fictional narrative with real people’s online life, her
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Remaking television culture<br/>
...the key factors of the invention of hoax reality shows is the promotional culture we live in, since the mass production of goods – or in other words the ma
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• As the iphone created a techno-sociological change in western culture, the materials needed for its manufacture created a negative spike in areas
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...ficant implications for both the adult entertainment industry and internet culture on the whole, presenting innovative business opportunities for young perfor
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...eories of mechanical reproduction, in relation to 21st century information culture. De Mul's central argument is that another paradigm-shift in how we experie
...the computer age.” (101) In the information age, “everything – nature and culture alike – becomes an object for recombination and manipulation.” (101)
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...wavy roof by the japanese architect Arata Isozaki. Moreover, the japanese culture has always had a strong connection with the water, or "sui" one of the five
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...construct a perspective on aerial power where politics, technology and pop culture meet. Starting with a rare videotape of an Israeli drone hovering over the
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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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...this way because it shows you that you don’t have to be the victim of your culture. It’s not like your eye-color or your height or your gender. It’s fragi
...any different sorts that the client is not aware of. The client is running culture lite. The shaman paid for the registered and licensed version of the softwa
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...pecially known of his articles about extreme right, religion, politics and culture. Because it is so famous, it was a target of two terrorist attacks in 2015,
...thout someone caring about the copyright. I got the idea that this popular culture is not that big of a hype anymore, it decreases. Or are the taking a differ
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...nization and the power of global media, language, the direct expression of culture, becomes the trench of cultural resistance, the last bastion of self-contro
...eural.it/init/default/show/1596 A Networked Self: Identity, Community, and Culture on Social Network Sites]
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I see you are a man of culture :) Nope I still didn't watch Rashomon but I heard about it a lot. Has
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Rolling coal is a physical embodiment of troll culture. It is intended as an act of defiance of environmental regulations and inte
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...ry within a story’. In relation to current technological standards and pop-culture I play with similarities within these stories, to I create my own myths and
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...educated in a different place (?). She can relates with it because of this culture diversity. In school they allways exchange their personal cultural differen
...ected. Also because they travel, when you travel you need to adjust to the culture, and how people look at time. The human aspect of it, the fact of living th
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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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...0.1vw; padding-bottom: 0.1vw; padding-left: 0.1vw; padding-right: 0.2vw;"> Culture of Solidarity Fund </span>===
In 2020 the Culture of Solidarity Fund was launched to support cultural initiatives that, in th
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...ppercase;font-family:Futura;display:block;padding:5px;background">MOVEMENT CULTURE</span>
*<b>Movement Culture</b> - <i>Ido Portal</i> -- [https://www.idoportal.com/blog/ Link]
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in our culture. The result of this is a kind of "ambience of intoxication." Like fish in w
people in a culture swim in the virtually invisible medium of culturally sanctioned yet artific
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...ental images became super obscure and fringe, until the advent of internet culture where the radical forms of the image became 'poor' and highly distributed.
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...b.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/read/469/pdf#page=131 Games, diversions, and PERL culture].
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...minar. Whilst the seminar has an emphasis on digital work in the so-called culture industries such as media design, we also need to see it as being made up of
Matthew Fuller, 'Behind the Blip, essays on the culture of software', Autonomedia, New York, 2003
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...how cybernetics and the tensions of the Cold War were reflected in popular culture.
This text is an exploration of the culture of cybernetics surrounding the development of the computer during the Cold
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