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 <span style="color:orangered;font-size:20px;">[https://www.yourworldoftext.com/anna_thesis_void something like a map](in progress)</span><br>
-[[User:Annasandri/thesis_res | <span style="color:blueviolet;font-size:20px;">readings and resources</span>]]
+<span style="color:orangered;font-size:20px;">[https://www.yourworldoftext.com/whenyoumightgoastray super_final.map]:)</span><br>
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-<span style="font-size:16px;background-color:yellow;">''What are the theories, concepts, frameworks you would like to engage with during the second years?''</span> <br>
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-I would like to work on conspiracy theories and internet rabbit holes by examining their role in the creation of interactive and cooperative storytellings.<br>
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-I am interested in examining the role of this communities from a religious and spiritual perspective and how 		their behaviour is shaped by the system that enable them to constantly create, re appropriate and replicate 		myths, idols and fictions.<br>
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-I would like to explore the online practice of constantly looking for clues in a sort of never ending game and the process also known as synchromisticsm - “an internet practise that consist in "drawing connections in modern culture and finding connections that could be coming from the ''"collective unconscious mind"; and finding connections between occult knowledge  ( i.e. esoteric fraternities, cults and secret rituals ), politics and mass media.”''[https://medium.com/tryangle-magazine/meme-magic-is-real-you-guys-16a497fc45b3]<br>
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+[https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mw-mediadesign/images/e/e9/When_you_might_go_astray_LR.pdf here]
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-<span style="font-size:16px;background-color:yellow;">''what are the practices, techniques  you would like to focus on?''</span><br>
-I would like to work on a browser game. As a starting point for the development of the game i would like to focus on a collection of semiotic dictionary/collection of symbols, idols, mundane and web entities that collaborate to create this interchangeable universe of plots an fictions.<br>
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-<span style="font-size:16px;background-color:yellow;">''How do the last two relate to, inform, complement, or conflict with each other in a meaningful way?</span>
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-Since I am working on the connections between complotto/ god-making practises and their gaming and clue-hunting behaviours i think would be interesting to develop a browser game that can reflect on this pattern within the very same structure that supports it. The prototype can be a place to experience and create a new storytelling. <br>
-<span style="font-size:16px;background-color:yellow;">''Why is this relevant?''</span> <br>
-I think the process of engagement into this conspiracy communities/ rabbit holes is facilitated by the structure of  web where every information can drive you to infinite points without a defined and linear path.
-Sometimes when I read and follow the stream of a plot online (a story, a fiction, an historical event) i find myself unable to reach the bottom: I am instead  jumping from an hyperlink to another, leaving the main path and discovering lots of new concurrences, anecdotes and seemingly meaningful relations until you click on the following link.<br>
-To read about a conspiracy often feels like accepting from the very beginning that you are willing to loose against the maze and that nothing makes any sense until you become a player yourself.
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