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Place Network. Where the world begins read more With the proliferation of means of movement and communication, and with the lure of always being elsewhere, we are continuously torn from the here and now. Hop on an intercity or commuter train, pick up a telephone — in order to be already gone.

Since 2001 I have been member of The Centre for Internet Research . I am also a member of The Association of Danish Media Researchers ( SMID ), International Sociological Association (ISA) , Research Committee 51 on Sociocybernetics (RC 51 ) and Media Ecology Association (MEA ). I am moderator on three mailing lists Sociocybernetic (about 650 members), the Danish Luhmann Forum (about 400 members) and Centre for Internet Research ´ mailing list Forum for internetforskning (about 70 members). Jesper Taekke

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Journal of the Imaginary and Fantastic : Vol.2 No.4 : Deep Maps : liminal histories and the located imagination. The third issue , on the art, culture and history of looking at the clouds. Full-text.

Mapping Cyberspace Chapter 7. Mapping asynchronous media 6F: Visual Who by Judith Donath

A Film was once called a “biograph”; now we generally say “cinematograph.” Borges: Garden of Forking Paths - Author Homepage

Second: The orthographical symbols are twenty-five in number. (1) This finding made it possible, three hundred years ago, to formulate a general theory of the Library and solve satisfactorily the problem which no conjecture had deciphered: the formless and chaotic nature of almost all the books. The Library of Babel

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Jorge Luis Borges: The Aleph So foolish did his ideas seem to me, so pompous and so drawn out his exposition, that I linked them at once to literature and asked him why he didn't write them down. As might be foreseen, he answered that he had already done so -- that these ideas, and others no less striking, had found their place in the Proem, or Augural Canto, or, more simply, the Prologue Canto of the poem on which he hd been working for many years now, alone, without publicity, with fanfare, supported only by those twin staffs universally known as work and solitude.

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Maria Beatrice Bittarello-Short Bio BOOK REVIEWS FOR RCCS Review of "The Internet Imaginaire" , by Patrice Flichy.

Following Ricouer's opposition of utopia and ideology, Flichy elaborates a model -- an ideal-type theory -- divided in three phases. RCCS: View Book Info