Cutting Code

Software and Sociality

Adrian Mackenzie , 2006

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Zusammenfassungen

Software has often been marginalized in accounts of digital cultures and network societies. Although software is everywhere, it is hard to say what it actually is. Cutting Code: Software and Sociality is one of the first books to treat software seriously as a full-blown cultural process, and as a subtly powerful material in contemporary communication. From deCSS to Java, from Linux to Extreme Programming, this book analyses software artworks, operating systems, commercial products, infrastructures and programming practices. It explores social forms, identities, materialities and power relations associated with software, and it asks how software provokes the re-thinking of production, consumption and distribution as entwined cultural processes. Cutting Code argues that analysis of code as a mosaic of algorithms, protocols, infrastructures, and programming conventions offers valuable insights into how contemporary social formations invent new kinds of personhood and new ways of acting.

Von Klappentext im Buch Cutting Code (2006)

Dieses Buch erwähnt ...

Aussagen KB IB clear	Software ist Kultur software is culture
Begriffe KB IB clear	Algorithmus algorithm , Denken thinking , Extreme Programming Extreme Programming , Java , Linux , Programmieren programming , Software software

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Zeitleiste

13 Erwähnungen

Datafying education - How digital assessment practices reconfigure the organisation of learning (Juliane Jarke, Andreas Breiter) (2005)
Code/Space - Software and Everyday Life (Rob Kitchin, Martin Dodge) (2011)
The Philosophy of Software - Code and Mediation in the Digital Age (David M. Berry) (2011)
Speaking Code - Coding as Aesthetic and Political Expression (Geoff Cox, Alex McLean, Franco Bifo Berardi) (2012)
The Culture of Connectivity (José van Dijck) (2013)
The Hidden Role of Software in Educational Research - Policy to Practice (Tom Liam Lynch) (2015)
- 1. Silicon Bullets in New York
- 2. Introducing Software Studies
Big Data in Education - The digital future of learning, policy and practice (Ben Williamson) (2017)
Coding Literacy - How Computer Programming Is Changing Writing (Annette Vee) (2017)
If...Then - Algorithmic Power and Politics (Taina Bucher) (2018)
Critical Code Studies (Mark C. Marino) (2020)
Engines of Order - A Mechanology of Algorithmic Techniques (Bernhard Rieder) (2020)
- Rethinking Software
Postdigital Disconnects - The Discursive Formation of Technology in Education (Marion Mathier) (2023)
- 7. Conclusion

Co-zitierte Bücher

Teachers and Machines

The Classroom Use of Technology Since 1920

(Larry Cuban) (1986)

Perceptrons

An Introduction to Computational Geometry

(Marvin Minsky, Seymour Papert) (1969) local

Understanding Media

The Extensions of Man

(Marshall McLuhan) (1966) local

Being and Time

(Martin Heidegger) (1962)

Changing Minds

Computers, Learning and Literacy

(Andrea diSessa) (2001) local

What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy

(J. P. Gee) (2003)

Wikinomics

How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything

(Don Tapscott, Anthony D. Williams) (2007)

The Language of New Media

(Lev Manovich) (2001)

Beyond Technology

Children's Learning in the Age of Digital Culture

(David Buckingham) (2007)

Communication Power

(Manuel Castells) (2009) local

Software Takes Command

(Lev Manovich) (2013) local

The Cultural Logic of Computation

(David Golumbia) (2009)

Reassembling the Social

An Introduction to Actor-Network-Theory

(Bruno Latour) (2005) local

The Pasteurization of France

(Bruno Latour) (1988)

A Sociology of Monsters

Essays on Power, Technology and Domination

(John Law) (1991)

Beautiful Code

(Greg Wilson, Andy Oram) (2007) local

Program or Be Programmed

Ten Commands for a Digital Age

(Douglas Rushkoff) (2010) local

Copy, Rip, Burn

The Politics of Copyleft and Open Source

(David M. Berry) local

The Philosophy of Software

Code and Mediation in the Digital Age

(David M. Berry) (2011) local

The Filter Bubble

What the Internet is Hiding from You

(Eli Pariser) (2011) local

The Network Society

A Cross-Cultural Perspective

(Manuel Castells) (2004) local

The Computer Boys Take Over

Computers, Programmers, and the Politics of Technical Expertise

(Nathan L. Ensmenger) local

Distrusting Educational Technology

Critical Questions for Changing Times

(Neil Selwyn) (2013) local

Hackers

heroes of the computer revolution

(Steven Levy) (2010) local

The Master Algorithm

How the Quest for the Ultimate Learning Machine Will Remake Our World

(Pedro Domingos) (2015) local

The Culture of Connectivity

(José van Dijck) (2013) local

Code/Space

Software and Everyday Life

(Rob Kitchin, Martin Dodge) (2011) local

Software Studies

A Lexicon

(Matthew Fuller) (2008) local

The Black Box Society

The Secret Algorithms That Control Money and Information

(Frank Pasquale) (2015) local

The Data Revolution

(Rob Kitchin) (2014) local

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Bibliographisches

Titel		Format	Bez.	Aufl.	Jahr	ISBN
Cutting Code	e	-	-	1	2006	0820478237

Beat und dieses Buch

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