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Hamid R. Ekbia
Hamid R. Ekbia is Professor of Informatics, Cognitive Science, and International Studies at Indiana University, Bloomington, where he also directs the Center for Research on Mediated Interaction. He is interested in the political economy of computing and in how technologies mediate cultural, socio-economic, and geo-political relations of modern societies. Recent books: Heteromation and Other Stories of Computing and Capitalism (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2017); Artificial Dreams: The Quest for Non-Biological Intelligence (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2008); (Co-Ed.): Big Data Is Not a Monolith (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2016).Â
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Hamid R. Ekbia: The Tyranny of the Alter-Sphere
Heft No. 01/2018 /// Abstract
Kappert, Ines
Karré, Vanessa
Keller, Claudia
Kemp, Wolfgang
Kirby, Vicki
Kiss, Noémi
Klauke, Jürgen
Kleihues, Alexandra
Klinger, Florian
Kloock, Daniela
Koch, Gertrud
Kohm, Andreas
Körte, Peter
Kristensen, Stefan
Kuchanskyi, Olexii
Küchenhoff, Joachim
Künzel, Christine
Kursell, Julia
Kuster, Friederike
Lacey, Nicola
Laqueur, Thomas
Largier, Niklaus
Lemke, Anja
Lensing, Leo A.
Lethen, Helmut
Limbach, Jutta
Löffler, Petra
Lubrich, Oliver
Lyu, Claire
Karré, Vanessa
Keller, Claudia
Kemp, Wolfgang
Kirby, Vicki
Kiss, Noémi
Klauke, Jürgen
Kleihues, Alexandra
Klinger, Florian
Kloock, Daniela
Koch, Gertrud
Kohm, Andreas
Körte, Peter
Kristensen, Stefan
Kuchanskyi, Olexii
Küchenhoff, Joachim
Künzel, Christine
Kursell, Julia
Kuster, Friederike
Lacey, Nicola
Laqueur, Thomas
Largier, Niklaus
Lemke, Anja
Lensing, Leo A.
Lethen, Helmut
Limbach, Jutta
Löffler, Petra
Lubrich, Oliver
Lyu, Claire