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我++:电子自我和互联城市

ME++ The Cyborg Self and the Networked City
课程网址: http://videolectures.net/mitworld_mitchell_mcs/  
主讲教师: William J. Mitchell
开课单位: 麻省理工学院
开课时间: 2011-07-18
课程语种: 英语
中文简介:
纵观历史,人类创造了独特的生活,工作和社交空间。但威廉·米切尔表示,数字时代彻底改变了我们处理事务的地方。我们不再在城镇银行聚集金融交易。我们访问ATM或在线银行。曾经需要人们彼此面对面的交互现在通过计算机进行,通常是在很远的距离。米切尔描述了熟悉的公共结构(如电话亭)的消失,以及工作从办公室迁移到几乎任何可能无线连接的地方。随着技术嵌入我们的生活中并逐渐消失在木制品中,米切尔看到了新型扩展社区的可能性。网络技术已经实现了“不连续的,异步的全球集市”,米切尔说,最近的海湾战争抗议活动就是例证。组织者使用数字空间(电子邮件列表和网站)来帮助协调公共集会,从而产生反馈到互联网的图像,激发对国家,时区之后的时间的兴趣。米切尔认为,这种网络为人类集会和政治组织开辟了新的方法,但也增加了监视人员的风险。
课程简介: Throughout history, humans have created unique physical spaces in which to live, work and socialize. But the digital age has completely transformed the places in which we conduct our affairs, according to William J. Mitchell. We don’t congregate at the town bank any more for financial transactions. We visit ATMs or bank online. Interactions that once required people to face each other now take place via computer, often across vast distances. Mitchell describes the disappearance of familiar public structures like phone booths, as well as the migration of work from office to just about anywhere a wireless connection is possible. As technology becomes imbedded in our lives and literally disappears into the woodwork, Mitchell sees the possibility for new kinds of extended communities. Network technology has enabled “discontinuous, asynchronous global agoras,” says Mitchell, exemplified by the most recent Gulf War protests. Organizers used digital space (email lists and websites) to help orchestrate public gatherings, which in turn generated images fed back to the Internet, spurring interest in country after country, time-zone after time-zone. Mitchell believes that such networks open up new methods for human assembly and political organization, but also increase the risks to individuals of surveillance.
关 键 词: 数字时代; 无线连接; 新型扩展社区; 数字空间
课程来源: 视频讲座网
最后编审: 2019-06-11:cjy
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