[intro]
Overall, the main subject is the relation between humans and computational media,
and the main concern is with the tools
and possible improvements they can bring
to develop and recreate this relation.
In every human-medium relationship we have
to consider perception, which is tightly connected to human cognition.
In every group of authors that were analyzed, there’s a duality between Media Art and Computational Media. That duality relates itself in terms of methodology and purposes.
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[1] LICKLIDER, J.C.R (1960). Man-Computer Symbiosis. in The New Media Reader (pp.83-88). Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
[2] KAPROW, A. (1961). “Happenings” in the New York Scene, in The New Media Reader (pp.83-88). Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
[3] ENGELBART, D. ENGLISH, W.(1968). A Research Center for Augmenting Human Intellect. in The New Media Reader (pp.233-246). Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
[4] KREUGER, M. W. (1977). Responsive environments. in The New Media Reader (pp.379-389). Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
[5] WINOGRAD,T. FLORES, F.(1986). Using Computers A Direction for Design. (pp.552-561). Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
[6] MCCLOUD, S.(2000). Time Frames. (pp.712-735). Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
[7] WARDRIP-FRUIN, N. MONTFORT, N. (2003). The New Media Reader. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
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