Em ritmo muito acelerado (durante 15 minutos de flama) ouviu-se:
Coil, Kemialliset Ystavat, Antonin Artaud (La danse du Tutuguri), My Cat is an Alien, Hammemit
Food for your brain
A 13 de Dezembro o vasto auditório do Tecnosterona foi presenteado com uma dose de tudo isto:
Foodbrain - That Will Do (A Social Gathering)
Hapshash & The Coloured Coat - Aoum (Featuring The Human Host And The Heavy Metal Kids)
Ultra-Red - Rotlicht (Play Kanak Attakk)
Ultra-Red - Liberté de Mouvement (Play Kanak Attakk)
Cromagnon - Ritual Fist of The Libido (Orgasm)
Heldon - Perspective IV (Agneta Nilsson)
Ravi Shankar - Bhimpalasi (The Sounds of India)
Madrigal - Stoned Freakout (Madrigal)
Ros Sereysothea - Wicked Husband (Cambodja Rocks vol. 1)
Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. - The Holly Mountain in The Counter-Clock World (The Penultimate Galactic Bordello Also The World You Made)
1st Global Conference: Videogame Cultures and the Future of Interactive Entertainment
Friday 10th July - Sunday 12th July 2009
Mansfield College, Oxford, United Kingdom
Call for Papers
This inter- and multi-disciplinary conference aims
to examine, explore and critically engage with the
issues and implications created by the
mass use of computers and videogames for human
entertainment and focus on the impact of
innovative videogame titles and interfaces for
human communication and ludic culture. In
particular the conference will encourage equally
theoretical and practical debates which surround
the cultural contexts within which videogames
flourish.
Papers, presentations, workshops and reports are
invited on any of the
following themes:
1. Videogames and Gaming
Theories and Concepts of Gaming. Identifying Key
Features and Issues.
2. Videogame Cultures
Emerging Practices in Online and Offline Gaming.
The changing Role of the Player.
Social Dimension of Online Gaming and Presence in
Virtual Worlds.
Videogame Modifications, Modders and their
Subcultures. Avatars and Identity.
3. Videogame Technologies and the Future of
Interactive Entertainment
The Spatiology of Videogames and Virtual Worlds.
Interaction, Interactivity and Collaboration in
Videogames. The Role of Innovative Interfaces.
Hard Core and Casual Gaming.
4. The History of Virtual Worlds and their Cultures
The Evolution of Gaming Communities. The Cult
Videogames and Interfaces of the Past. The
Pioneers of Virtual Worlds. The lost Genres.
5. The Relations between Cinema and Videogames
Crossmedia and Transmedia Approach to Videogames.
Cutscene Production. Machinimation. Interactive
Storytelling.
6. Art and Experimental Games
The Aesthetic Aspects of Videogames. Performative
Use of Videogames. Mixed Reality Games. Net-Art.
7. Serious Games and Educational Use of 3-D
Videogames and Virtual Worlds
Serious Games and Social Impact Simulations.
Documentary Videogames. Edutainment. Case Studies
on Educational Use of Videogames. Political
Issues. Censorship.
Papers will be considered on any related theme.
300 word abstracts should be submitted by Friday
6th February 2009. If your paper is accepted for
presentation at the conference, an 8 page draft
paper should be submitted by Friday 5th June 2009.
300 word abstracts should be submitted to both
Organising Chairs; abstracts may be in Word,
WordPerfect, or RTF formats, following this order:
author(s), affiliation, email address, title of
abstract, body of abstract
We acknowledge receipt and answer to all paper
proposals submitted. If you do not receive a reply
from us in a week you should assume we did
not receive your proposal; it might be lost in
cyberspace! We suggest, then, to look for an
alternative electronic route or resend.
Joint Organising Chairs
Daniel Riha
Charles University
Prague,
Czech Republic
E-Mail: daniel.riha@ff.cuni.cz
Rob Fisher
Network Leader
Inter-Disciplinary.Net,
Freeland, Oxfordshire,
United Kingdom
E-Mail: gc@inter-disciplinary.net
The conference is part of the 'Critical Issues'
series of research projects run by ID.Net. It aims
to bring together people from different
areas and interests to share ideas and explore
various discussions which are innovative and
challenging. All papers accepted for and presented
at the conference will be published in an ISBN
eBook. Selected papers may
be invited to go forward for development into
20-25 page chapters for publication in a themed
dialogic ISBN hard copy volume.
For further details about the project please visit:
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ci/Cyber/gc/gc.html
For further details about the conference please visit:
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ci/Cyber/gc/gc1/cfp.html
Mansfield College, Oxford, United Kingdom
Call for Papers
This inter- and multi-disciplinary conference aims
to examine, explore and critically engage with the
issues and implications created by the
mass use of computers and videogames for human
entertainment and focus on the impact of
innovative videogame titles and interfaces for
human communication and ludic culture. In
particular the conference will encourage equally
theoretical and practical debates which surround
the cultural contexts within which videogames
flourish.
Papers, presentations, workshops and reports are
invited on any of the
following themes:
1. Videogames and Gaming
Theories and Concepts of Gaming. Identifying Key
Features and Issues.
2. Videogame Cultures
Emerging Practices in Online and Offline Gaming.
The changing Role of the Player.
Social Dimension of Online Gaming and Presence in
Virtual Worlds.
Videogame Modifications, Modders and their
Subcultures. Avatars and Identity.
3. Videogame Technologies and the Future of
Interactive Entertainment
The Spatiology of Videogames and Virtual Worlds.
Interaction, Interactivity and Collaboration in
Videogames. The Role of Innovative Interfaces.
Hard Core and Casual Gaming.
4. The History of Virtual Worlds and their Cultures
The Evolution of Gaming Communities. The Cult
Videogames and Interfaces of the Past. The
Pioneers of Virtual Worlds. The lost Genres.
5. The Relations between Cinema and Videogames
Crossmedia and Transmedia Approach to Videogames.
Cutscene Production. Machinimation. Interactive
Storytelling.
6. Art and Experimental Games
The Aesthetic Aspects of Videogames. Performative
Use of Videogames. Mixed Reality Games. Net-Art.
7. Serious Games and Educational Use of 3-D
Videogames and Virtual Worlds
Serious Games and Social Impact Simulations.
Documentary Videogames. Edutainment. Case Studies
on Educational Use of Videogames. Political
Issues. Censorship.
Papers will be considered on any related theme.
300 word abstracts should be submitted by Friday
6th February 2009. If your paper is accepted for
presentation at the conference, an 8 page draft
paper should be submitted by Friday 5th June 2009.
300 word abstracts should be submitted to both
Organising Chairs; abstracts may be in Word,
WordPerfect, or RTF formats, following this order:
author(s), affiliation, email address, title of
abstract, body of abstract
We acknowledge receipt and answer to all paper
proposals submitted. If you do not receive a reply
from us in a week you should assume we did
not receive your proposal; it might be lost in
cyberspace! We suggest, then, to look for an
alternative electronic route or resend.
Joint Organising Chairs
Daniel Riha
Charles University
Prague,
Czech Republic
E-Mail: daniel.riha@ff.cuni.cz
Rob Fisher
Network Leader
Inter-Disciplinary.Net,
Freeland, Oxfordshire,
United Kingdom
E-Mail: gc@inter-disciplinary.net
The conference is part of the 'Critical Issues'
series of research projects run by ID.Net. It aims
to bring together people from different
areas and interests to share ideas and explore
various discussions which are innovative and
challenging. All papers accepted for and presented
at the conference will be published in an ISBN
eBook. Selected papers may
be invited to go forward for development into
20-25 page chapters for publication in a themed
dialogic ISBN hard copy volume.
For further details about the project please visit:
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ci/Cyber/gc/gc.html
For further details about the conference please visit:
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ci/Cyber/gc/gc1/cfp.html
4th Global Conference: Visions of Humanity in Cyberculture, Cyberspace and Science Fiction
Monday 6th July - Wednesday 8th July 2009
Mansfield College, Oxford
Call for Papers
This inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary
project aims to explore what it is to be human and
the nature of human community in cyberculture,
cyberspace and science fiction. In particular, the
project will explore the possibilities offered by
these contexts for creative thinking about persons
and the challenges posed to the nature and future
of national, international, and global communities.
Papers, short papers, and workshops are invited on
issues related to any of the following themes:
* the relationship between cyberculture,
cyberspace, science fiction
* cyberculture, cyberpunk and the near
future: utopias vs. dystopias
* science fiction and cyberpunk as a medium
for exploring the nature of persons
* humans and cyborgs; the synergy of humans
and technology; changing views of the body
* human and post-human concepts in cyber arts
and cinema
* bodies in cyberculture; from apes to
androids - electronic evolution; biotechnical
advances and the impact of life, death, and
social existence; the impact on individuality
* gender and cyberspace: new feminisms, new
masculinities
* electronic persons, community and identity;
cyberspace, cybercommunities, virtual worlds
* digital culture and interactive storytelling
* old messages, new medium: cyberspace and
mass communication
* nature, enhancing nature, and artificial
intelligence; artificial life, life and
information systems, networked living
* human and post-human politics; cyborg
citizenship and rights; influence of political
technologies
* cyberpolitics, cyberdemocracy, cyberterror;
old conflicts, new spaces: elections, protest and
war in cyberspace; nationality and nationalism in
cyberculture; the state and cyberspace: repression
vs. resistance
* cybercultures: the transnational and the local
* boundaries, frontiers and taboos in cyberculture
* religion and spirituality in cyberculture,
science fiction and cyberpunk
* technology vs. the natural? cyberculture
and the green movement
Papers will be considered on any related theme.
300 word abstracts should be submitted by Friday
6th February 2009. If your paper is accepted for
presentation at the conference, an 8 page draft
paper should be submitted by Friday 5th June 2009.
300 word abstracts should be submitted to both
Organising Chairs; abstracts may be in Word,
WordPerfect, or RTF formats, following this order:
author(s), affiliation, email address, title of
abstract, body of abstract
We acknowledge receipt and answer to all paper
proposals submitted. If you do not receive a reply
from us in a week you should assume we did
not receive your proposal; it might be lost in
cyberspace! We suggest, then, to look for an
alternative electronic route or resend.
Joint Organising Chairs
Dr Daniel Riha
Charles University
Prague,
Czech Republic
E-mail: daniel.riha@ff.cuni.cz
Dr Rob Fisher
Inter-Disciplinary.Net
Priory House, Wroslyn Road
Freeland, Oxfordshire OX29 8HR
E-mail: visions4@inter-disciplinary.net
The conference is part of the 'At the Interface'
series of research projects run by ID.Net. It aims
to bring together people from different
areas and interests to share ideas and explore
various discussions which are innovative and
challenging. All papers accepted for and presented
at the conference will be published in an ISBN
eBook. Selected papers may be invited to go
forward for development into 20-25 page chapters
for publication in a themed dialogic ISBN hard
copy volume.
For further details about the project please visit:
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ati/Visions/vhccsf.htm
For further details about the conference please visit:
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ati/Visions/v4/cfp.html
Mansfield College, Oxford
Call for Papers
This inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary
project aims to explore what it is to be human and
the nature of human community in cyberculture,
cyberspace and science fiction. In particular, the
project will explore the possibilities offered by
these contexts for creative thinking about persons
and the challenges posed to the nature and future
of national, international, and global communities.
Papers, short papers, and workshops are invited on
issues related to any of the following themes:
* the relationship between cyberculture,
cyberspace, science fiction
* cyberculture, cyberpunk and the near
future: utopias vs. dystopias
* science fiction and cyberpunk as a medium
for exploring the nature of persons
* humans and cyborgs; the synergy of humans
and technology; changing views of the body
* human and post-human concepts in cyber arts
and cinema
* bodies in cyberculture; from apes to
androids - electronic evolution; biotechnical
advances and the impact of life, death, and
social existence; the impact on individuality
* gender and cyberspace: new feminisms, new
masculinities
* electronic persons, community and identity;
cyberspace, cybercommunities, virtual worlds
* digital culture and interactive storytelling
* old messages, new medium: cyberspace and
mass communication
* nature, enhancing nature, and artificial
intelligence; artificial life, life and
information systems, networked living
* human and post-human politics; cyborg
citizenship and rights; influence of political
technologies
* cyberpolitics, cyberdemocracy, cyberterror;
old conflicts, new spaces: elections, protest and
war in cyberspace; nationality and nationalism in
cyberculture; the state and cyberspace: repression
vs. resistance
* cybercultures: the transnational and the local
* boundaries, frontiers and taboos in cyberculture
* religion and spirituality in cyberculture,
science fiction and cyberpunk
* technology vs. the natural? cyberculture
and the green movement
Papers will be considered on any related theme.
300 word abstracts should be submitted by Friday
6th February 2009. If your paper is accepted for
presentation at the conference, an 8 page draft
paper should be submitted by Friday 5th June 2009.
300 word abstracts should be submitted to both
Organising Chairs; abstracts may be in Word,
WordPerfect, or RTF formats, following this order:
author(s), affiliation, email address, title of
abstract, body of abstract
We acknowledge receipt and answer to all paper
proposals submitted. If you do not receive a reply
from us in a week you should assume we did
not receive your proposal; it might be lost in
cyberspace! We suggest, then, to look for an
alternative electronic route or resend.
Joint Organising Chairs
Dr Daniel Riha
Charles University
Prague,
Czech Republic
E-mail: daniel.riha@ff.cuni.cz
Dr Rob Fisher
Inter-Disciplinary.Net
Priory House, Wroslyn Road
Freeland, Oxfordshire OX29 8HR
E-mail: visions4@inter-disciplinary.net
The conference is part of the 'At the Interface'
series of research projects run by ID.Net. It aims
to bring together people from different
areas and interests to share ideas and explore
various discussions which are innovative and
challenging. All papers accepted for and presented
at the conference will be published in an ISBN
eBook. Selected papers may be invited to go
forward for development into 20-25 page chapters
for publication in a themed dialogic ISBN hard
copy volume.
For further details about the project please visit:
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ati/Visions/vhccsf.htm
For further details about the conference please visit:
http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ati/Visions/v4/cfp.html
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No sábado, 6 de Dezembro, houve meio programa em meia estereofonia:
Enbilulugugal/Kaoru Abe/Dj Scotch Egg/Venetian Snares/Deathstorm/Pierre Henry/Tibet: Chants Sacrées/
Enbilulugugal/Kaoru Abe/Dj Scotch Egg/Venetian Snares/Deathstorm/Pierre Henry/Tibet: Chants Sacrées/
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