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Get stuck in Issue no. 10: “Chokepoints”!
Limn 10 brings together anthropologists, geographers, photographers, media scholars, sociologists, ecologists, and historians to explore chokepoints. We ask: When and why do these sites of constriction and connection emerge? How and for whom do they work? And what do chokepoints reveal about the the past, present, and future?
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Everywhere and Nowhere: Focus Groups as All-Purpose Devices
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Issue 0 Prototyping Prototyping »
001: Prototyping Prototyping
What is a prototype and why is it a salient contemporary figure? This collection of writings was provoked by a conference, held in Madrid in November 2010. The goal was to “prototype” a conference publication before the conference itself, both as a demonstration of the process envisioned by ARC studio, and as a way to… Read more »
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Fragments of Plague
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Issue 8 Hacks, Leaks, and Breaches »
Hacking/Journalism
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Crowds and Collectivities in Networked Electoral Politics
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Issue 0 Prototyping Prototyping »
The prototype: a sociology in abeyance
Alberto Corsín Jiménez & Adolfo Estalella Could we speak of a saint as a prototype for a religious movement or of a clue as a prototype for a crime? Writing in the early 20th century, philosopher Max Scheler thought that heroes, saints and geniuses played a prototypical role for larger models of social organisation.[1] Scheler… Read more »
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Issue 8 Hacks, Leaks, and Breaches »
What Is to Be Hacked?