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Network Ecologies

Coordinates

01	Network Ecologies: Designing Scholarly Rigor in Innovative Digital Publication Environments Editor's Introduction by Amanda Starling Gould

Positions

02	Archive Architectures. Transmedial Publishing Interfaces for Open Learning Systems by Soenke Zehle, Simon Worthington, Peter Cornwell, Pauline van Mourik Broekman
03	Displacement Paths by Rebecca Norton
04	Organisms in Reticula by David Rambo
05	Letters From Distant Lands: Carolingian Intellectuals and Their Network(s) by Clare Woods
06	Living Network Ecologies: A Triptych On the Universe of Fernand Deligny by Drew S. Burk

Tools

07	The Entity Mapper. An Introduction to the Development and Application of the Open-source Software for Visual Data Analysis in Qualitative Research by Anne Luther

Provocations

08	Journeying A Thousand Miles: A Developmental Network Approach to Mentorship by Jonathan Kroll
09	Networks, Abstraction, and Artificially Intelligent Network(ed) Systems by Reagan Moore and Arcot Rajasekar interviewed by Amanda Starling Gould, Florian Wiencek, Michael Tauschinger-Dempsey
10	Architecture Networks by Turan Duda and Jeff Paine interviewed by Amanda Starling Gould

Exhibition

11	Network Ecologies Arts in the Edge Featuring Karin Denson, Shane Denson, and Rebecca Norton

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by Karin Denson and Shane Denson

Making Mining Networking

by Karin Denson and Shane Denson

13	The Edge Library Network Ecologies: Arts in the Edge Exhibition, Digitized by Rebecca Norton

Symposium

14	Ecology of Networks Symposium Featuring Jussi Parikka, Mark B.N. Hansen, Reagan Moore, Turan Duda, Clare Woods, Jon Kroll, Drew S. Burk, Patrick LeMieux, Stephanie Boluk, and the Duke S-1 Speculative Sensation Lab

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The Network Ecologies digital Scalar publication is the culmination of a five-year, multi-format, interdisciplinary venture to curate a dynamic scholarly digital publication. It has been, for us, a collaborative creative-critical interrogation into the theoretical and scholarly implications of the digital on rigorous scholarly publication. Florian and I set out to create a 'networked publication' and we believe we've done just that. We have content ranging from text-based essays to a visual art 3D scanning documentary project that was created specifically for our publication. You'll find transmedia essays on art, technics, data visualization, book-making, theory, mentorship, architecture, network engineering, gaming, and capitalism. You'll find tweets, videos, text, and tools. You’ll even find a garden gnome or two lurking throughout.
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