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Welcome - Ian Bogost et al duration 7 minutes 15 seconds Welcome - Ian Bogost et al Welcome - Ian Bogost et al	Welcome - Ian Bogost et al https://mediaspace.gatech.edu/media/welcome.mp3/1_7x1c9443 georgia tech +5 More From Katie Gentilello 5 plays 0 name Ian Bogost et al Date April 23rd, 2010
Concluding Remarks - Barbara Stafford duration 22 minutes 35 seconds Concluding Remarks - Barbara Stafford Concluding Remarks - Barbara Stafford	Concluding Remarks - Barbara Stafford Barbara Maria Stafford is the William B. Ogden Distinguished Service Professor, Emerita, at the University of Chicago. Her work explors the intersections between the visual arts and the physical and… georgia tech +5 More From Katie Gentilello 12 plays 0 name Barbara Stafford Date April 23rd, 2010
The Universe of Things - Steven Shaviro et al duration 1 hour 20 minutes The Universe of Things - Steven Shaviro et al The Universe of Things - Steven Shaviro et al	The Universe of Things - Steven Shaviro et al I would like to suggest that taking objects seriously, affirming their independent existence, recognizing that every object or entity has its own "perspective" without reductionism and… georgia tech +5 More From Katie Gentilello 5 plays 0 name Steven Shaviro et al Date April 23rd, 2010
American Objects vs. Austrian Objects - Graham… duration 1 hour 41 minutes American Objects vs. Austrian Objects - Graham… American Objects vs. Austrian Objects - Graham Harman et al	American Objects vs. Austrian Objects - Graham Harman et al This lecture aims to place present-day object-oriented ontology (OOO) in historical context. The recent appearance of this movement in continental philosophy has led some to ask how it differs from… georgia tech +5 More From Katie Gentilello 16 plays 0 name Graham Harman et al Date April 23rd, 2010
Cakes, Chips, and Calculus - Ian Bogost et al duration 1 hour 10 minutes Cakes, Chips, and Calculus - Ian Bogost et al Cakes, Chips, and Calculus - Ian Bogost et al	Cakes, Chips, and Calculus - Ian Bogost et al For decades, scholars in the liberal arts have relinquished wonder to the natural sciences, and then swooped in ostentatiously to blame their awe on false consciousness. Science and engineering gets… georgia tech +5 More From Katie Gentilello 5 plays 0 name Ian Bogost et al Date April 23rd, 2010