Machine Generated Contents Note: Introduction How To Use This Book / Seth Giddings -- 1.the First And The Second Industrial Revolution / Norbert Wiener -- 2.the Ontology Of The Enemy: Norbert Wiener And The Cybernetic Vision / Peter Galison -- 3.dazzling The Multitude: Original Media Spectacles / Carolyn Marvin -- 4.selected Material From Computer Lib/dream Machines / Ted Nelson -- 5.from Kaleidoscomaniac To Cybernerd: Towards An Archaeology Of The Media / Erkki Huhtamo -- 6.introduction To War In The Age Of Intelligent Machines / Manuel De Landa -- 7.the Labour Process And Alienation In Machinery And Science / Karl Marx -- 8.selected Material From Understanding Media: The Extensions Of Man ('the Medium Is The Message', 'media As Translators', 'the Typewriter') / Marshall Mcluhan -- 9.the Technology And The Society / Raymond Williams -- 10.the Proliferation Of Hybrids / Bruno Latour -- 11.the Vanishing Point Of Communication / Jean Baudrillard --^ 12.selected Material From 'a Cyborg Manifesto': 'the Informatics Of Domination', 'the Homework Economy Outside The Home' And 'women In The Integrated Circuit' / Donna Haraway -- 13.balance Program For Desiring-machines / Félix Guattari -- 14.where Are The Missing Masses? The Sociology Of A Few Mundane Artifacts / Bruno Latour -- 15.cyborgs, Coyotes And Dogs: A Kinship Of Feminist Figurations/there Are Always More Things Going On Than You Thought! Methodologies As Thinking Technologies / Donna Haraway -- 16.feedback And Cybernetics: Reimaging The Body In The Age Of The Cyborg / David Tomas -- 17.creatures On The Internet / Sarah Kember -- 18.intelligent Agency / J. Macgregor Wise -- 19.female Quake Players And The Politics Of Identity / Helen W. Kennedy -- 20.virtuality / Benjamin Woolley -- 21.interactivity / Pierre Lévy -- 22.the Adventure Game / Espen Aarseth --^ 23.selected Material From The Language Of New Media: 'the Database', 'data And Algorithm' And 'navigable Space' / Lev Manovich -- 24.invisible Media / Laura U. Marks -- 25.theses On Distributed Aesthetics / Geert Lovink -- 26.hacking The Ipod: A Look Inside Apple's Portable Music / Gabrielle Consentino -- 27.listening In Cyberspace / Mark Katz -- 28.hybrid Cinema: The Mask, Masques And Tex Avery / Norman Klein -- 29.photography In The Age Of Electronic Imaging / Martin Lister -- 30.'eyeball' From Pilgrim In The Microworld: Eye, Mind And The Essence Of Video Skill / David Sudnow -- 31.trading Sexpics On Irc: Embodiment And Authenticity On The Internet / Don Slater -- 32.free Labour / Tiziana Terranova -- 33.gaming Lifeworlds: Social Play In Persistent Environments / T.l. Taylor -- 34.technoscience In Hypertext / Donna Haraway -- 35.updating Tactical Media / Geert Lovink -- 36.indymedia.org: A New Communications Commons / Dorothy Kidd --^ 37.the Domestic Ecology Of Objects / Elaine Lally -- 38.domesticating New Media: A Discussion On Locating Mobile Media / Larissa Hjorth -- 39.bergson's Ipod? The Cognitive Management Of Everyday Life / Michael Bull -- 40.everyday (virtual) Life / Mark Poster -- 41.japan's Mobile Technoculture: The Productions Of A Cellular Playscape And Its Cultural Implications / Michal Daliot-bul -- 42.playspaces, Childhood And Videogames / Shanty Dixon / Sandra Weber -- 43.mobilizing Imagination In Everyday Play: The Case Of Japanese Media Mixes / Mizuko Ito. Edited By Seth Giddings With Martin Lister. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
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- Politics & Social Sciences
- Sociology
- Reference
- Sociology
Publisher : Routledge
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Language : English
Edition : 1
Published :2011-02-10
Number Of Pages : 514
Binding : Paperback
ISBN-10 : 0415469147
ISBN-13 : 9780415469142
Item weight : 2.03 lb
Dimensions : 1.26 in x 6.85 in x 9.61 in
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