Algorithmic Culture and E-Literary Text Semiotics.
This paper aims to explore the notion of algorithmic culture in relation to new media and electronic literature. Such a culture considers human as being immersed in smart technology, which with its code and algorithms defines individual's behaviour and decision-making, modes of socializing and parti...
| Published in: | Cultura: International Journal of Philosophy of Culture & Axiology (15841057) Vol. 10; no. 2; pp. 141 - 157 |
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Philosophy Documentation Center
2013
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