Alan N. Shapiro (together with Patrick Lichty and Father Roderick) interviewed by Erik Boekesteijn on Wikipedia and libraries, on vimeo show “This Week in Libraries.”
Alan N. Shapiro, Technologist and Futurist
Blog and text archive about media theory, science fiction theory, future design, social choreography, Computer Science 2.0, new media art, robots and androids, Star Trek, The Prisoner, Jean Baudrillard, Albert Camus, Michel Foucault, and Marshall McLuhan
Wikipedia and Libraries
Posted on April 13th, 2010 by Alan N. Shapiro | in Category: Library of the Future, Wikipedia
No Comments »
Leave a Reply
- Book Descriptions (6)
- Computer Science 2.0 (6)
- Feminist Theory (1)
- Future Design (26)
- Humanities Informatics (23)
- Alexis Clancy (14)
- Mathematics (6)
- Lost (1)
- New American Studies (26)
- American Football (1)
- American Slang (7)
- Baseball (7)
- Casino Gambling (4)
- Other Sports (1)
- Sports Gambling (2)
- Quantum Culture (5)
- Quantum Physics Sociology (20)
- Consumer Culture (3)
- Information Society (5)
- War & Peace (6)
- Wikipedia (6)
- Science & Technology (57)
- Androids & Artificial Life (8)
- Faster-Than-Light Speed (3)
- Real/Virtual Reality (9)
- Rethinking Science (22)
- Arts & Genomics (11)
- The Technological Herbarium (15)
- Teleportation (4)
- Time Travel (9)
- Utopian High Tech Enterprise (3)
- Star Trek (49)
- Android Data (8)
- Captain Kirk (3)
- Captain Picard (1)
- Captain Pike (1)
- Captain Sisko (1)
- Cyborg Spock (4)
- Deep Space Nine (3)
- Seven of Nine (3)
- The Next Generation (11)
- The Original Series (12)
- Voyager (5)
- Stories, Language & Media (44)
- Fiction (14)
- American Literature (2)
- Creative Writing (7)
- English Literature (2)
- French Literature (1)
- German Literature (1)
- Irish Literature (1)
- Language (11)
- Media Studies (19)
- Horror (1)
- Science Fiction Studies (6)
- Social Media (2)
- Music (1)
- Fiction (14)
- The Body (7)
- Dance Theory (3)
- Polysexuality (4)
- The Illusion Beyond Art (30)
- Painting (3)
- Performance Studies (3)
- Photography (4)
- Social Choreography (3)
- Zen Buddhism (1)
- The Prisoner (1)
- Thinkers (57)
- Abraham Maslow (1)
- Adolf Portmann (1)
- Albert Camus (2)
- Chaim Perelman (1)
- Charles Babbage (1)
- Claude Lefort (1)
- David Bohm (1)
- Donna Haraway (3)
- Felix Guattari (1)
- Friedrich Nietzsche (1)
- Georg Cantor (2)
- Georges Bataille (1)
- Gilles Deleuze (2)
- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1)
- Gregory Bateson (2)
- Guy Debord (1)
- Hans-Peter Dürr (2)
- Henri Bergson (1)
- Jacques Derrida (6)
- Jacques Lacan (2)
- Jean Baudrillard (21)
- Jean-Paul Sartre (1)
- Judith Butler (1)
- Karl Marx (3)
- Kurt Gödel (1)
- Ludwig Wittgenstein (1)
- Marshall McLuhan (3)
- Martin Heidegger (5)
- Maurice Merleau-Ponty (1)
- Michel Foucault (1)
- N. Katherine Hayles (1)
- P.D. Ouspensky (2)
- Paul Goodman (1)
- Paul Virilio (2)
- Pierre Curie (1)
- Richard Rorty (1)
- Roland Barthes (2)
- Rosalind Krauss (1)
- Sigmund Freud (3)
- Simone de Beauvoir (1)
- Slavoj Žižek (1)
- Walter Benjamin (1)
- Uncategorized (5)
- Agent 99
- Ars Electronica FUTURELAB
- AVINUS Press
- Baruch Gottlieb
- choreograph.net
- Computerspiele Museum
- Daghdha Dance Company
- Forty Two: Design
- Intl. Jrnl. of Baudrillard Studies
- Ira Schneider
- Meta Magazine
- My Pirate Novel
- Nick Pugh
- Niels Peter Flint
- Noema: Tecnologie & Societa
- Paul Mealing
- Robin Parmar
- SOFTPOWER – Maria Ptqk
- The Arts & Genomics Centre
- Tom Moody
- VASA Project
- Wikipedia, Critical Point of View
Pages
Categories
Friends
Archives
Your Shopping Cart
© 2012 Alan N. Shapiro, Technologist and Futurist
proSlate Theme by Pro WP Themes