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Ubiquitous Computing, Complexity, and Culture

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Ubiquitous Computing, Complexity, and Culture book

ByUlrik Ekman, Jay David Bolter, Lily Díaz, Morten Søndergaard, Maria Engberg
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2015
eBook Published 21 December 2015
Pub. Location New York
Imprint Routledge
DOI https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315781129
Pages 431
eBook ISBN 9781315781129
Subjects Computer Science, Humanities, Information Science, Social Sciences
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Ekman, U., Bolter, J.D., Diaz, L., Sondergaard, M., & Engberg, M. (Eds.). (2015). Ubiquitous Computing, Complexity and Culture (1st ed.). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315781129

ABSTRACT

The ubiquitous nature of mobile and pervasive computing has begun to reshape and complicate our notions of space, time, and identity. In this collection, over thirty internationally recognized contributors reflect on ubiquitous computing’s implications for the ways in which we interact with our environments, experience time, and develop identities individually and socially. Interviews with working media artists lend further perspectives on these cultural transformations. Drawing on cultural theory, new media art studies, human-computer interaction theory, and software studies, this cutting-edge book critically unpacks the complex ubiquity-effects confronting us every day.

The companion website can be found here: http://ubiquity.dk

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter |20 pages

Introduction

Complex Ubiquity-Effects
ByUlrik Ekman

part Part I|2 pages

Individuating

chapter |7 pages

Individuations

ByUlrik Ekman

chapter |3 pages

Cultural Theory

ByLily Díaz

chapter |15 pages

Topology Of Sensibility 1

ByMark B. N. Hansen

chapter |9 pages

Weather Patterns, Or How Minor Gestures Entertain The Environment

ByErin Manning

chapter |13 pages

Peekaboo, I See You!

About Observation, Surveillance, and Human Agency in the Age of Ubicomp
ByLily Díaz

chapter |15 pages

The Implied Producer And The Citizen Of The Culture Of Ubiquitous Information

Investigating Emergent Typologies of Critical Awareness
ByMorten Søndergaard

chapter |4 pages

Media Art

ByMorten Søndergaard

chapter |10 pages

Complexity And Reduction— Interview With David Rokeby

ByUlrik Ekman

chapter |8 pages

Interface, Bodies, And Process— Interview With Teri Rueb

ByJay David Bolter

chapter |3 pages

Interaction Design

ByJay David Bolter

chapter |15 pages

The Elephants In The (Server) Room: Sustainability And Surveillance In The Era Of Big Data

BySimon Penny

chapter |16 pages

Towards Transdisciplinary Design Of Ubiquitous Computing Systems Supporting End-User Development

ByIrene Mavrommati

chapter |14 pages

Ambient Literature: Writing Probability

ByJonathan Dovey

chapter |6 pages

Software Studies

ByUlrik Ekman

chapter |14 pages

Ubiquitous Memory: I Do Not Remember, We Do Not Forget

ByWendy Hui Kyong Chun

part Part II|2 pages

Situating

chapter |3 pages

Situating: Contextuality And Context-Awareness

ByJay David Bolter

chapter |3 pages

Cultural Theory

ByMaria Engberg

chapter |12 pages

Thinking In Networks: Artistic–Architectural Responses To Ubiquitous Information

ByYvonne Spielmann

chapter |10 pages

A Portrait Of The Artist As A Smart City: Body, Complexity, And Urban Life

ByHenriette Steiner, Kristin Veel

chapter |10 pages

Distraction Reconsidered: On The Cultural Stakes Of The Ambient

ByMalcolm McCullough

chapter |11 pages

The Information Environment

BySean Cubitt

chapter |11 pages

Media Always And Everywhere

A Cosmic Approach
BySarah Kember, Joanna Zylinska

chapter |3 pages

Media Art

ByLily Díaz

chapter |9 pages

From Simple Rules To Complex Performances—Interview With Blast Theory’S Matt Adams

ByLily Díaz

chapter |4 pages

Complex Historicity

An Interview with Electroland Principal Cameron McNall
ByMaria Engberg

chapter |3 pages

Interview With Mogens Jacobsen 1

ByMorten Søndergaard

chapter |13 pages

Ubiquitous—Alife In Technosphere 2.0

The Design, Individuation, and Entanglement of Ubicomp Apps in Urban South East Asia
ByJane Prophet, Helen Pritchard

chapter |3 pages

Interaction Design

ByMaria Engberg

chapter |10 pages

Disability, Locative Media, And Complex Ubiquity

ByKatie Ellis, Gerard Goggin

chapter |15 pages

Indexical Visualization—The Data-Less Information Display

ByDietmar Offenhuber, Orkan Telhan

part Part III|2 pages

Eventualizing

chapter |3 pages

Events

ByLily Díaz

chapter |3 pages

Cultural Theory

ByMaria Engberg

chapter |13 pages

(IN)Visibility, (UN)Awareness, and A New Way Of Seeing Through Complex Cinema

ByMaria Poulaki

chapter |12 pages

Cutting And Folding The Borgesian Map

Film as Complex Temporal Object in the Industrialization of Memory
ByPatricia Pisters

chapter |4 pages

Media Art

ByUlrik Ekman

chapter |34 pages

Hiding In Plain Sight—Interview With Hasan Elahi

ByJay David Bolter

chapter |3 pages

Interaction Design

ByMorten Søndergaard

chapter |14 pages

Interaction As Performance

Performative Strategies in Designing Interactive Experiences
ByGiulio Jacucci

chapter |11 pages

The Collective Novice

A Designer’s Reflections on Emergent Complexity in Collaborative Media
ByJonas Löwgren

chapter |3 pages

Software Studies

ByJay David Bolter

chapter |29 pages

Information Events, Big Data, And The Flash Crash

ByJohn Johnston
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