Interesting enough, even as we transition to the digital age, instead of negotiating new space-time understandings, we chose to immediate[^18] the experience by representing digital media through embodied narratives and by pretending that t…Garcia, D. (2013). Intelligent Horses: A Cybersemiotic Perspective. Doctoral dissertation. California Institute of Integral Studies.
Gershenson, C., & Heylighen, F. (2005). How can we think complex? In K. Richardson (Ed.), Managing organiz…
Lev Manovich
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Lev Manovich is a media theorist and digital culture scholar best known for theorizing how computational logic has transformed aesthetic and cultural production across cinema, software, and visual culture. The course readings invoke him to interrogate how digital media continues to be experienced through pre-digital embodied frameworks rather than developing genuinely new spatial and temporal understandings native to computation itself. His work appears crucial here for thinking through the gap between the computational substrate of contemporary media systems and the humanistic narratives we project onto them—a tension central to understanding AI's cultural integration.
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