1(1) 2015: Digital Materialism
The inaugural issue »Digital Material/ism« presents methodological and theoretical insights into digital materiality and materialism.
Introduction. Digital Materialism
S. 5-17
I. Software/Code Studies And Digital Material
Unearthing Techno-Ecology. On the Possibility of a Technical Media Philosophy of Ecology
S. 21-37
Reciprocal Materiality and the Body of Code. A Close Reading of the American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII)
S. 39-52
II. The Material Of The Digital And Emerging Practices
Swipe to Unlock. How the Materiality of the Touchscreen Frames Media Use and Corresponding Perceptions of Media Content
S. 55-71
Towards an Integrated Theory of the Cyber-Urban. Digital Materiality and Networked Media at Multiple Scales
S. 73-91
III. Methodological And Conceptual Reflections
Technological Materiality and Assumptions About 'Active' Human Agency
S. 95-110
Interpreting an Improper Materialism. On Aesthesis, Synesthesia and the Digital
S. 111-129
Towards a Relational Materialism. A Reflection on Language, Relations and the Digital
S. 131-147
IV. Entering The Field
Signs o‘ the Times. The Software of Philology and a Philology of Software
S. 151-163
From HER (2013) to Viv the Global Brain. Becoming Material, Unfolding Experience through Radical Empiricism and Process Philosophy
S. 165-185
Material Agency in User-Centred Design Practices. High School Students Improvising (with) Smart Sensor Prototypes
S. 187-209
V. In Conversation With
A Geology of Media and a New Materialism. Jussi Parikka in Conversation with Annika Richterich.
S. 213-226
Information Politics. Tim Jordan in Conversation with Karin Wenz
S. 227-237