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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Cyberculture"”.

  1. How to make Facebook your friend: queer self-presentation on a heteronormative social network site.

    … It provides a review of early critical cyberculture studies, identity performance and queer theoretical considerations. This study is based on hermeneutic analysis of public profile information and transformative changes of Facebook users as well as in-depth interviews of two queer …

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  2. Synchronizing Glitches as Internetworked Entities

    … infrastructure. Along with comparisons of cyberculture and new media artworks, the article extends the discussion by introducing a series of personal works in each chapter. The models, developed from the author's artistic practice, emphasize how participatory and performative pieces create …

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  3. Interrogating the cybernetic imaginary, or, Control and communication in the human and the machine

    … tropes, metaphors, and assumptions of current cyberculture are presented, negotiated, and normalized. This analysis is conducted in print mass media texts exploring cybernetics, computing machines and their interaction, in the period of 1944-1959. The material includes popular magazines, mass …

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  4. CollectiveIdentity.org: Collective Identity in Online and Offline Feminist Activist Groups

    This study examines collective identity, a concept that is used in social movement theory to understand why people are motivated to participate in social movements and social movement groups. Collective identity is a social-psychological process that links the individual to the group through a …

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  5. Internet Dwelling, Cyborgs, and the Matrix of Modernity: An Empirical Inquiry with Critical-Hermeneutic Features

    Amidst modernity's expanding electronic social matrix, this cultural-historical inquiry explores the technological construction of human being (e.g., cyborgs) and sociality in the America Online cyberscape. A two-tiered critical-hermeneutic method enables exploration of the broad rationalizing …

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  6. Transformando blogues em artefatos da mídia-arte : experimentações poético-pedagógicas

    Esta pesquisa, orientada pelos estudos sobre as novas mídias e a cibercultura, teve por objetivo geral transformar blogues em artefatos da mídia-arte. O motivo para esta escolha deriva da compreensão de que os blogues são produtos da linguagem midiática, interfaces culturais, resultantes dos …

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  7. O professor e a autoria no contexto da cibercultura: redes da criação no cotidiano da escola

    Esta pesquisa se insere no campo de estudos da formação/atuação de professores e tecnologias na educação. Foi orientada em torno da questão: como ocorre o processo de criação/autoria do professor da educação básica no contexto da cibercultura? De modo mais específico, procurou-se compreender as …

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  8. Evolution of Cyberspace as a Landscape in Cyberpunk Novels

    Millions of people enter cyberspace on some level daily. This new technology has infiltrated society rapidly since the first computers were networked. Interestingly, cyberpunk, a sub-genre of science fiction, depicted cyberspace many years before mainstream society had ever conceived of it. This …

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