Erin Manning (Concordia University) - Against Method
Channel: Disruptivemedia
Date: 2014-10-20

This paper will explore how a radically empirical approach opens up the relationship between making and thinking.

Currently literary media are changing ­ again ­ with the read-write controlled consumption interfaces of e-books, smart phones, tablets and web 2.0 reading-writing platforms. In this short talk, Pold aims to sketch out how we can apply an interface criticism to these changes in order to find out how the contemporary literary and cultural interfaces are structured and how they can be explored critically and reflexively in art practice.

Part of the seminar 'The aesthetics of the humanities: towards a poetic knowledge production'

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Coventry University