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October 1, 2010 Off

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By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: september 2010

October 1, 2010 Off

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By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: commenting, flipboard, functional design, september 2010, technical issues, thumbnail, touch

October 1, 2010 Off

Page 178

By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: digital content, memory, old photo, photography, physical object, qr, rfid, sebald, september 2010, vertigo

September 16, 2010 Off

Page 177

By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: device, ebook, ereader, invisiblity, ipad, materiality, rfid, september 2010, tim carmody, wired

September 16, 2010 Off

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By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: aesthetics, doctoral assessment, experimenting with form, fragmentary, methodology, september 2010, technology, the book of talent

September 16, 2010 Off

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By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: archeology, architecture of the web, contemporary psychoanalysis, depth, freud, leary, metaphor, multiple authors, multiple subjectivities, narrative, psychology, september 2010, surface, tumblr, unfixed

September 16, 2010 Off

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By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: agoraphobia, august 2010, cyberplaces, emergent process, evocative object, fear, inner history of devices, kimberly leary, life on the screen, post modern practices, psychoanalysis, september 2010, subjectivity, turkle

September 16, 2010 Off

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By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: august 2010, digitl by design, dunne and raby, hertzian tales, katazukue, mr jones watches, post-optimal objects, product authorship, subversion of market forces through design, wood

September 16, 2010 Off

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By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: atmospherics, august 2010, crowd sourcing, default options, intimacy, materiality, simulations and its discontents, snapshot, turkle

September 16, 2010 Off

Page 171

By Carla Drago in Notebook 1

Tags: august 2010, baudrillard, family, jungle boat ride, privacy, reference, secrecy, sherry turkle, simulations and its discontents, virtual makes some things seem more real