Distributed Perception : Resonances and Axiologies (Hardcover)

Natasha Lushetich & Iain Campbell: Introduction Part I: Entanglement 1. Gregory A. Cajete: Relational Philosophy: The Stars are Our Relatives 2. Kuai Shen: Turning Around and Upside Down: The Nomadic Rhythms of Rain Ants in Sarayaku 3. Wolfgang Ernst: Do Media Have a Sense of Time? Chrono-technical Interoception 4. Adrian MacKenzie & Anna Munster: Oscilloscopes, Slide Rules and Nematodes: Towards Heterogenetic Perception in/of AI 5. Suzanne Thorpe: Composing with Resonance, Sounding the Inaudible and Listening for More-than-One 6. Wolfgang Muench: The Discrete Charm of Systems Theories: Cybernetic Intelligence and Posthuman Art Environments Part II: Plasticity 7. David W. Bates: Unstable Brains and Ordered Societies: On the Conceptual Origins of Plasticity, ca 1900 8. Guillaume Collett: The Human and Nonhuman in the Capitalist production of Subjectivity 9. Ian James: Resonance Between Sense, Plasticity and Biosemiosis 10. Daniel Nemenyi: How We Never Became Posthuman: Homeostasis as Conflict from Claude Bernard to Norbert Wiener 11. Chris Speed & Martin Disley: Intra-Action in Data-Driven Systems: A Case Study in Creative Praxis Part III: Organology 12. Barbara Glowczewski (in collaboration with Iain Campbell): Becoming-Distrobuted Matter: Dreaming and Extended Relationality Among Indigenous Australians 13. Undine Sellbach: Two Painted Flies: Improvised Arts of Perception in Uexkull’s Picture Book of Invisible Worlds 14. Stephen Zepke: From Physiological Aesthetics to Anthropological Poetics: Activating the Pictographs of Cerro Azul 15. Paul Atkinson: The Relativity of Life: Cinema as Time Microscope 16. Yuji Sone: Battlebots, Machine Surrogates and the Organology of Violence Televisual Entertainment 17. Conor McKeown: Autobiographing our Computing Organs: Rereading Pastw Uses of Intel CPUs as Xenotransplantation Natasha Lushetich and Iain Campbell: Concluding Thoughts