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• Technology and Culture
  This course examines relationships among technology, culture, and politics in a variety of social and historical settings ranging from 1 *2 Theories of Technology and Culture
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• Experimental Geography Reading List
  Homi Bhabha, [[The Location of Culture]] Routledge, London, 1994 Joel Bonnemaison, [[Culture and Space: Conceiving a New Cultural Geography]], I.B. Tauris, 2005
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• V2 Institute For The Unstable Media
  ...cal developments that are changing communication, production, trade, urban culture and medicine, are also transforming the arts. ...opean consortium within which V2_Lab has contributed to the development of future scenarios for interactivity and the personalization of technology.
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• NoGoZone
  ...ts the mysterious.) Can Ontological/Anarchic Theory be used to predict the future like a Ouija board in some degree of that clarity with which it describes t ...pace rather than "natural" features of animals or landscape. (Inasmuch as "culture" has an unconscious it disgorges magic signs and symbols -- not the smoke o
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• Cyborgology
  ...and messages first thing in the morning. It is not difficult to imagine a future where we begin to look like the cyborgs found in movies; however, our defin ...dent at the University of Maryland. His research is concerned with the “culture of hyper-visibility” that has developed in tandem with the emergence of t
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• Telesynaesthesia
  ====Tele-Synaesthesia: the Telematic Future of the Senses==== ...ractive by means of electronic mechanisms of control and selection. A tele-culture is emerging, subjecting both the perceptual and the conceptual to —strict
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• Cyborg Fashion
  ...onfunctional units suggest a purely aesthetic motive inspired by bogus pop culture portrayals of cyborg technology as disconnected from everyday life ('''the ===History as Future===
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• Media Lab at MIT
  ...to developing the city car of the future. Lab researchers foster a unique culture of learning by doing, developing technologies that empower people of all ag
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• Anthropology of Science
  ...e divide By Alan H. Goodman, Deborah Heath, M. Susan Lindee.</ref>and <ref>CULTURE, MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY [[Mundane Science Fiction]] generally contains quite a number of future science scenarios such as gene therapy, advanced cognitive studies and more
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• H+ Elbow Life and Youth Extension
  ...the dinosaurs, what would happen in another million years? Curious to see future ...ny point, why would you chose tomorrow instead of hundreds of years in the future? Cancer kills 25%, Heart disease another 25%
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• Additional Books
  [[After Culture - Reflections on the Apparition of Anthropology in Artificial Life]], a Sci [[Between Nature & Culture Cyborgs, Simians, Dogs, Genes & Us]] by [[Donna Haraway]], Jorge Hankamer,
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• Prosthetic
  [[Image:prosthetic-culture-maggie-nichols.jpg|600px|center]] ===Prosthetic Culture===
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• Fractal Aesthetic
  ...c further inward. Users of these systems are more likely to fall prey to [[Future Runoff]]. ...asingly fractal due to speed. This fractal value affects culture and makes culture a fractal itself.
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• H+ Elbow Information Diets
  *Future discussions? ...messaging, marketing; the way the MTV and video game generations enjoy in culture, we are affected by the media around us
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• Cyborgs@Cyberspace?: An Ethnographer Looks to the Future
  ...e possibilities and dangers that arise from our use and misuse of computer culture?"
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• Anthropology of Gaming
  ...ence to the study of gaming and play; and educates us on issues of gender, culture, and addiction as part of the play experience. Nardi paints a compelling po ...of the first in-depth studies of a game that has become an icon of digital culture, My Life as a Night Elf Priest will capture the interest of both the gamer
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• Data vs sensory perception
  *at least in our culture, homogeneity is built into created object/experience, same every time (ex/s ===hypothetical...musings on future of tech:===
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• Near Future Laboratory
  [[Image:near-future-laboratory.jpg|250px|right]] ...ial form by rapidly constructing prototypes of innovative designs for near-future concepts" [http://www.nearfuturelaboratory.com/].
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• Defining Cyborg Anthropology
  ...ble moments when science and technology had massive impacts on society and culture. ..., cyborg anthropology is much more likely to note the changes over time in culture and use this diachronic analysis to understand the ramifications of our cyb
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• Digital Backyard
  ...al backyard is a term used to describe the transition of exploratory youth culture from the analog backyard space to the digital space. This is a tendency bro ...gain a new understanding of the digital environment that will become their future reality for interactions as an adult.
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• Flow, Interaction Design And Contemporary Boredom
  ...ith and understand the balance with earth, help our fellow man to a better future, be outdoors and have rich real physical experiences and finding the unlimi <blockquote>Mass culture, mass entertainment and even forms of culture if you engage in it passively and of external reasons, are parasites in the
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• Full text of A Cyborg Manifesto
  ...in her unpublished manuscript on Jacques Lacan, Melanie Klein, and nuclear culture, Lacklein, the most terrible and perhaps the most promising monsters in cyb ...n a revolution of social relations in the oikos, the household. Nature and culture are reworked; the one can no longer be the resource for appropriation or in
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• 1 Introduction
  ...as to the format of this book. Cyborg Anthropology, in short, studies the culture of new technologies that are re-defining our traditional notions of what it ...ess tends to involve writing an “ethnography”, or a description of the culture based on interviews, careful observation, and questionaires. Historically,
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• Croatian Interview with Nacional
  I’ve been called a digital philosopher because of my theories on how culture is affected by technology. A lot of my work is theoretically based. I try t ...antages of that kids which grew up in, like you called it, button clicking culture?
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• Questions for Wired Magazine
  ...nthropologist because they are willing to help the anthro understand how a culture or group works. Identifying the informant or informants is where I focus th ...not what the consumer wants now, but what will be important to then in the future, and what technologies will be emerging or available at that time - how a c
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• Journalist Interview Croatia No.1
  We have become a push-button culture. When our technology works well, we have the mental capabilities of a super ...can step back and try to understand how these rapid changes are affecting culture.
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• Editing notes
  "Future Alex Soojung-Kim Pang" <- is that supposed to be that way? perhaps break up moved a paragraph, cleaned up some verbose language. the captain future quote doesn't have a beginning quotation mark, need to figure that out. if
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• Do Androids Dream of Electric Speech
  ...mple, at this point in time, there isn’t even a word or term in American culture for someone with an implant – I struggle with how to phrase it in this es ...rilliant job of exploring the various discourses that have surrounded deaf culture throughout history. Stuart Blume borrows heavily from Ladd in his “The R
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• Prosthetics and Their Discontents
  ...>Freud, Sigmund. Das Unbehagen in der Kultur (Literally: The Uneasiness in Culture). Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag, Austria. 1930. Later named "Ci ...ultural Studies in the Wake of Deconstruction. II Technics and Continuity. Culture Machine, Vol 6 (2004). http://www.culturemachine.net/index.php/cm/article/v
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• Cyborg Literature
  ...of the posthuman is not its portrayal of a potential utopian or dystopian future or change for the human, but in how the posthuman draws our attention back ===Consuming Youth: Vampires, Cyborgs, And the Culture of Consumption. (Reviews) (Book Review)===
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