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MACHINE DREAMS

Alexei Taylor, Author

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Jiwon Shin

Related:  Sources of fascination (2) - Representations of memory,  Spectator,  Angry Birds as a social tool,  Bibliography,  Bibliography,  Automata and Mimesis on the Stage of Theatre History,  the Writer,  Sources of fascination (1) - Playing god,  Hybrid,  Nanook of the North, Robert FLAHERTY, 1921,  Presence,  Technology used in automata,  The technology behind,  background for ethnography,  Edison's Eve: A Magical History of the Quest for Mechanical Life,  Gregory Barsamian - Feral Font,  Final essay - Proposal,  Hugo magic trick,  Hypothesis,  The Writer,  Simulacra,  The Matrix Poster,  Jaquet-Droz - "The Writer",  the Writer - inside,  Alterity,  Sources of fascination (4) - Mechanization of men,  Resources,  The Human Touch: Towards a Historical Anthropology and Dream Analysis of Self-acting Instruments,  Development story of the Angry Birds,  Final essay background,  Toothed wheels,  Automatons and its sources of fascination,  Matrix - The pill,  The Uncanny,  Angry Birds,  Angry birds shirt tags,  The first encounter,  Jaquet-Droz automata,  Aura handwritten,  Symbolic,  Presence footprints,  Hugo turns into an automaton,  Phenakistoscope Phenakistiscope Optical Toy Fantascope,  Sources of fascination (3) - Threat of automatons,  Jaquet-Droz automatons,  The Bird's social purpose,  Maintaining the Writer,  Gregory Barsamian - Runner,  Are Humanzees Possible?,  Frans Zwartjes "Spectator" (1970),  Aura,  Questions,  jiwon,  Bershka and its connection to Angry Birds,  The ideas and values behind,  Persistence of vision,  What makes an observer modern; Jiwon Shin,  The digesting duck,  the Writer,  Hugo,  Epistemology,  Conclusion