A House Made of Dawn

The Sublime Horizon of the Digital Arts as the Concluding Formation of the Information Civilization

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Copyright & Contact
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Preface
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Contributors
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Acknowledgements
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Introduction

Oliver Hockenhull
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Alter

Ken Liu
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The Western Project

Derek Robinson
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Emergent Meaning in the Information Age

Ian Angus
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What the Robot Saw

Amy Alexander
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In the Body of the Sky

Robert Charles Wilson
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SAM (Stochastic Analogue Machine)

Stafford Beer
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Circles Within Circles

Simon Russell
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Eight Short Poetic Essays

Alisha Dukelow
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Cybernetics and the Pioneers of Computer Art

Thomas Dreher
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Derek Robinson & Oliver Hockenhull Interview

Derek Robinson
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Virtual/Reality/Virtual

Ron Burnett
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William Charles Uricchio Interview

William Charles Uricchio
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Jon Ippolito Interview

Jon Ippolito
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Lev Manovich Interview

Lev Manovich
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Walking the Fine Line with History: 360 Riot Walk

Henry Tsang
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Winnipeg Turing Test

Dinka Pignon
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Joanne Hastie Interview

Joanne Hastie
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A Body of Knowledge: Lessons From My Grandfather

Keiko Honda
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Contingent networks, performative collaborations and world making: Situating Art, Science, and technology in International Relations

Zainub Verjee
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Towards A Post-Traditional Gnoseology of Potentiality and Prediction: Preliminaries

Niranjan Rajah
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The Helena Situation

Robert Whitworth
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Men Like Gods

H.G. Wells
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Marshall McLuhan Quotes

Marshall McLuhan
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Notes on Roy Ascott’s concept of the Gesamtdatenwerk

Randall Packer
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Three Poems

Natasha Ramoutar
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Sarah Newman Interview

Sarah Newman
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Walt’s Head

Claudia Casper
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If Alan Turing Calls to Ask Why I Have a Problem with “Computing Machinery and Intelligence”

Peter Babiak
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Talking to my Horse, Whistling the Garry Owen

Archer Pechawis
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Out of the Silence

Nina Munteanu
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Futurism

Kate Armstrong
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Canada Council for the Arts
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