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• Class Status and Instantaneity
  ===History===
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• After Culture - Reflections on the Apparition of Anthropology in Artificial Life
  ...as the subject of culture and of cultural accounts, alternate accounts of history and subjectivity are also possible" (Downey, 2).
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• The Presentation of Self in Digital Life
  ...expression existed in the analog space, but now there is an actual digital history of those experiments and trials of youth. Unlike analog interactions and hi ...expression existed in the analog space, but now there is an actual digital history of those experiments and trials of youth. Unlike analog interactions and hi
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• UX Glossary
  ...m can record the user's explicit interaction and thus build an MPEG7 usage history log. Furthermore the system can use other channels to gather information ab
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• Mobile Communities and New Technologies - An Urban Grind Tweetup
  ===A Short History of the Telephone===
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• Cathy Marshall, Microsoft Research, Silicon Valley – Reading and Collaboration in a Digital Age
  ===A Short History of eBooks===
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• What is a Cyborg
  ...sis in nature is piously narrated. The ancient, cobbled-together, mixed-up history of living beings, whose long tradition of genetic exchange will be the envy Diane Greco, Program in the History and Social Study of Science and Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Tech
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• Portland Pecha Kucha Night - A Review of Eight Rapid Fire Presentations
  ...n by taking out a bike and pedaling on it while telling the room about her history. ...ris, and his show at the New American Art Union. There’s also an article history for Chas Bowie at the Portland Mercury.
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• Games, Time, and Surface Tension
  ...se identities form layers, each building on the last, forming a geological history of presence.
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• Temp
  == Computing History == [[The City in History: Its Origins, Its Transformations, and Its Prospects]] by Lewis Mumford
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• Topics in Cyborg Anthropology
  [[The Inner History of Devices]] by [[Sherry Turkle]] [[The Significance of the Frontier in American History]] by Frederick Jackson Turner
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• O'Reilly Webcast
  ...are not places, because they offer the individual no identity, relation or history. They are only places betwixt and between here and there. They are places t ...o from one place to another. An airport gives no one identity, relation or history, but a cell phone or computer does. One can easily connect to virtual reali
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• Neogeography
  ...make it easy to create maps and share the locations of your interests and history.
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• Book
  ===History of Cyborg Anthropology=== ...are not places, because they offer the individual no identity, relation or history. They are only places betwixt and between here and there. They are places t
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• Computing and Neurological Effects
  ...ble illnesses such as depression, schizophrenia, and Alzheimer’s will be history.</blockquote>
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• Infomation and Contemplation: University of Washington Information School
  ...he Jewish Sabbath Movement in the Early Twentieth Century. American Jewish History, 69(2), 196-225. [Optional]
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• History of Cybernetics
  Some key figures in the history of cybernetics include: [[Norbert Wiener]], [[W. Ross Ashby]], [[Stafford B ==== History ====
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• Hyperculture
  ...and historical objects by hipster culture. In a hypercultural era, all of history is in the cultural domain, all culture is capable of being processed, wound
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• Portable Cave Wall
  Historically, the cave wall was a place for communication, and history. Today, our devices, tablets and other objects that allow us to transfer in
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• Military Cyborgs
  ...range. Of course this general dynamic has been progressing throughout the history of war. In ancient times, one usually had to be very close to the enemy to
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• Cyborg Anthropology
  ...as the subject of culture and of cultural accounts, alternate accounts of history and subjectivity are also possible".<ref>Downey, Gary Lee "After Culture"
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• Paracosmic Immersion
  ...r perhaps even fantasy or alien creations. Often having its own geography, history, and language, it is an experience that is developed during childhood and c
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• Machine Learning
  ===History===
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• Jane McGonigal
  == History ==
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• Technology is Opportunity
  ...on the phone. he told me his story. another told me about the building's history. ...e it a singular view. it was empty. a monocle. there was nothing about the history of the building or how the fire started. they simply siad "fire - is under
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• Internet Archaeology
  ===Internet Archaeology: Documents from Early History=== [http://www.rfc-editor.org/history.html See all archived content]
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• Digital Footprint
  ...participate on social networks have become increasingly conscious of their history on the site. Many social networks have learned to quantify the digital foot
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• Telenoia
  ===History===
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• Ubiquitous Computing
  ...the actual location of the data. This leads us to a unique moment in human history – that many of us now have the ability to be omniscient and omnipresent a ===History===
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• Brain Map
  ====History====
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• Digital Archaeology
  ...or stored in an old database, it's not as simple to extract. Of lot of our history stands to be lost if we do not save it. Digital Archaeology is the act of g ...hival tapes of Doug Engelbart's Augment project - an important part of the history of computing - are decaying in a St. Louis warehouse.
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• Judith Donath
  ...er's degrees in Media Arts and Sciences from MIT, her bachelor's degree in History from Yale University, and has worked professionally as a designer and build
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• Device as Memory
  ...ef>Gathman, E. Cabell Hankinson. Cell Phones. In Turkle, Sherry. The Inner History of Devices. MIT Press. 2008. Pg. 41.</ref>specifically if the device was th
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• Heavy Modernity
  ...', or 'immobile' and 'rooted', 'solid' phase. At that stage in their joint history, capital, management and labour were all, for better or worse, doomed to st
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• In the Beginning was the Command Line
  ===History===
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• Randy Pausch
  ===History===
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• Privacy Interview
  ...mail titles and content are used to trigger advertisements. One’s Google history, if not erased, could potentially be very embarrassing. Researching an emba
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• Liminality
  ===History===
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• Cybernetics
  ===History===
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• Project Cybersyn
  ===History===
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• Some Notes on Facebook
  ===History=== ...all students tell their stories to, and then he writes them into a visual history.
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• Ethical Guidelines in the Training of Practicing Anthropologists
  2. Anthropological Theory. This may include the history of anthropological theory and various substantive areas such as cultural ec ...ion to clients and sponsors, 5) alternate modes of research and action, 6) history of application and practices in anthropology, 7) practitioners as disciplin
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• Proxemics
  ===History===
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• Instantaneity
  ===History===
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• Living Text
  ===History===
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• Reputation
  ...interactions with group members and can be influenced by the individual's history, social class or ability.
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• Escape Velocity of Data
  ...photos and sorted them into specific groups. This brought another layer of history into circulation that might have otherwise been left in the back room of th We are told we were very formal in the past through what remains of cultural history. Since advertisements were more prevalent and widely spread than personal p
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• Power Architecture
  Lev Maovich's "Visual Technologies as Cognitive Prostheses: A Short History of the Externalization of the Mind" tracks how over the last century and a
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• Trilobites
  During one point in history, the amount of trilobites rapidly increased. And at another point, they ver
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• Digital Worries
  David Weinberger talks gives a history of computers in Everything is Miscellaneous. Before computers were very ubi
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