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Art, technology, consciousness : mind@large / edited by Roy Ascott.
Contributor(s): Ascott, Roy
Publisher: Bristol : Intellect, 2000Description: 204 p. : ill.; 24 cm001: 8157ISBN: 1841500739Subject(s): Modern art | Digital art | Human-computer interaction
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| 700.103 FOS Recodings : art, spectacle, cultural politics / | 700.103 STE The wretched of the screen / | 700.105 ASC Engineering nature : art and consciousness in the post-biological era / | 700.105 ASC Art, technology, consciousness : mind@large / | 700.105 FUL Media ecologies : materialist energies in art and technoculture / | 700.105 GER Art, time, and technology / | 700.105 OKA Technologies of romance. Part I / |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
From a technological perspective, these essays address current theories of consciousness and subjective experience, embracing new ideas from the physical sciences alongside more spiritual and artistic aspects of human existence.
This volume develops from the studies published in Roy Ascott's highly successful Reframing Consciousness, documenting the very latest research from those connected with the CAiiA-STAR centre and its associated conferences. Their work embodies artistic and theoretical research in new media and telematics including aspects of artificial life, robotics, technoetics, performance, computer music and intelligent architecture, to growing international acclaim.
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