[Sfts-students] Fwd: compute media technologies and alternate futures symposium (9/23) at Notre Dame

[Sherryl Vint]

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From: Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal <litsci-l at duke.edu>
Date: Wed, 7 Sept 2022 at 10:08
Subject: re: compute media technologies and alternate futures symposium
(9/23) at Notre Dame
To: <litsci-l at duke.edu>


Dear SLSA friends,

We, at Notre Dame, are organizing a one-day symposium titled
're:compute::media technologies and alternate futures' that might be of
interest to some of you. Alexander Galloway (NYU), Patrick Jagoda
(University of Chicago), Markus Krajewski (Basel), and Nathan Ensmenger (IU
Bloomington) will be joining us. Full schedule is provided below, please
register here
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for in-person or virtual attendance.

Warm regards,
Ranjodh

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Bringing together leading scholars from history and philosophy of
technology, media studies, and cultural studies of technology, the
re:compute symposium is a one-day event at the University of Notre Dame
that seeks to investigate political positions on computational media
studies across disciplines. Our goal is to foster discussion along the
tread of re:computation, imagining computationalities (conceptual,
metaphorical, technical) beyond the economic and historical confines
presented to us by Silicon Valley.  If re-computation is not only possible
but also necessary, then what and how can we recompute our computational
world?  Where goes the cultural study of computation today?
register for online participation
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*Schedule*

10:00 am    Opening Remarks Elliott Visconsi, Associate Provost and Chief
Academic Digital Officer, Notre Dame

10:30 am    Tracking Computation
Alexander Galloway, Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication, NYU
Superlative Discorrelation

Markus Krajewski, Professor of Media Studies, Universität Basel
Branch, Diff, Merge. The Cultural History of Version Control Systems

12:30 pm    Lunch

2:00 pm      Computational Pasts & Futures
Nathan Ensmenger, Associate Professor of Informatics, IU Bloomington
Silicon Substrates: A Layered History of Computing

Patrick Jagoda, Professor of English and Cinema and Media Studies, U of
Chicago
Speculative Design: From Problem Solving to the Problems of Scaling

4:00 pm      Closing Remarks
Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal, Ruth and Paul Idzik Collegiate Chair of Digital
Scholarship, Assistant Professor of English, and Film, Television, and
Theater, University of Notre Dame
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*Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal*
Ruth and Paul Idzik Collegiate Chair of Digital Scholarship,
Assistant Professor of English,
Concurrent Assistant Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre
Affiliate, Lucy Family Institute for Data & Society, Notre Dame Initiative
on Race and Resilience, Idzik Computing and Digital Technologies Program, Notre
Dame Technology Ethics Center, and the Program in History and Philosophy of
Science at the John J. Reilly Center for Science, Technology, and Values.
The University of Notre Dame du Lac.
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