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- Espen Aarseth, University
of Bergen (Norway)
- "The Future(s) of Narrative"
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- Annie Abrahams (France)
- "being human"
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- The Amazing Lizardos, Cecelia
Kane & Mitch Lindsey (USA)
- "The Closet"
- "The Thinking Place"
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- Mark Amerika & Nile Southern
(USA)
- "Grammatron 2.0 (excerpt)"
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- Robert Arellano, Brown
University (USA)
- "Sunshine '69"
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- Sandra Argroves & Clay
Morton, University of Georgia (USA)
- "Hypertext Heavy: The Female and/and/and Male Voice"
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- Phillip Baldwin, State
University of New York, Stony Brook (USA)
- "Scenography of Doom: Modernist Dystopia in Theater, Cinema, and New
Media"
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- Joey Bargsten (USA)
- "Bad Mind Time"
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- Joshua Berman &
Amy S. Bruckman, Georgia Institute of Technology (USA)
- "The Turing Game: An Exploration of Cultural Identity in Online Environments"
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- David Blair (USA)
- "Wax, Or the Discovery of Television Among the Bees"
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- Joline Blais, New York University
(USA)
- "Fair e-Tales"
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- Jay David Bolter, Georgia
Institute of Technology (USA)
- "The Future(s) of Narrative"
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- Sara Brinch, Norwegian
University of Science and Technology (Norway)
- "Web Cam Documentaries as Cybertexts"
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- Neil Cadsawan, Georgia Institute of
Technology (USA)
- "Living a Digital Life in an Analog Body"
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- John Cayley (UK)
- "Literary Programming (In the Age of Digital Transliteration)"
- "noth'rs"
- "Windsound"
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- Jessica Chalmers, University
of Notre Dame (USA)
- "From Participation to Interactivity: The Audience in Contemporary
Theater and Internet Performance"
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- Robert Coover & Robert Arellano,
Brown University (USA)
- "Literary Hypertext: The Passing of the Golden Age"
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- Roderick Luis Coover,
School of the Art Institute of Chicago (USA)
- "Visualizing Cultures in the Age of Digital Media"
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- Octavia Davis & Bill
Marsh, National University (USA)
- "TidalVision"
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- Johanna Drucker, University
of Virginia (USA)
- "Form and/as Information"
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- Elliott Peter Earls (USA)
- "Eye Sling Shot Lions"
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- Charity Ellis & Paul Jorgensen,
One People (USA)
- "One People"
- "'One People' WWW Site"
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- Markku Eskelinen, Provosoft
(Finland)
- "Cybertext Narratology"
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- Susan Farrell (USA)
- "Art Crimes"
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- Mary Flanagan, State University
of New York, Buffalo (USA)
- "Corporate Ladder"
- "[raveling]"
- "v i r a l p o e t i c s"
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Florida Research Ensemble, University
of Florida (USA)
"Miami/Miautre: A Choragraphy of the Miami River, Florida"
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- John Fouts & Abla Hamilton, Georgia
Institute of Technology (USA)
- "Visual/Auditory Test Diagram"
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- Regina Frank (Germany)
- "The Artist is Present"
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- Gonzalo Frasca, Jacaranda
Multimedia (Uruguay)
- "Ergodic Characters"
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- Yury Gitman, Georgia Institute of Technology
(USA)
- "The Early Cinema Age Mediated in the Early Digital Age"
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- Loss Pequeño Glazier,
Electronic Poetry Center, State University of New York, Buffalo (USA)
- "The (Im)Material Lightness of E-PoeText: A Topology of Innovative
Practice in Electronic Poetries"
- "White-faced Bromeliads on 20 Hectares"
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- Diane Gromala, University
of Washington (USA)
- "Dancing with the Virtual Dervish;" "Eating Eye"
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- Carolyn Guertin, University
of Alberta (Canada)
- "Three-Dimensional Dementia: Hypertext Fiction and the Aesthetics
of Forgetting"
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- Abla Hamilton, Georgia Institute
of Technology (USA)
- "Duchamp Digital: Virtual Exploration of the Readymade"
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- N. Katherine Hayles,
University of California, Los Angeles (USA)
- "Print Is Flat, Code Is Deep: Rethinking Signification in New Media"
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- Kurt Heintz, e-poets
(USA)
- "New Media on a Poet's Budget: A Practicum"
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- Jessica Hodgins et al.,
Georgia Institute of Technology (USA)
- "An Alien Occurrence"
- "First Flight"
- "Midnight Mischief"
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- Janet Holmes, Boise State
University (USA)
- "The trAce Experience: 'The Ballad of Sand and Harry Soot'"
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- Jan Rune Holmevik, University
of Bergen (Norway) & Cynthia Haynes, University of Texas, Dallas
(USA)
- "XpoMOO: Ambient Thresholds, Random Art"
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- Jon Ippolito, Guggenheim Museum
(USA)
- "Remarks on Variable Media"
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- Katrien Jacobs, Emerson
College (USA)
- "Porn Encounters in Small and Other Spaces"
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- Aki Järvinen, University
of Tampere (Finland)
- "Questions of Game Archeologies"
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- Adriene Jenik, University
of California, San Diego (USA)
- "Santaman's Harvest"
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- Michael Joyce, Vassar
College (USA)
- "Present, tense, ordinary, fiction comma dot calm"
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- Ikuko Kawasaki & Daniel McQuillen,
Georgia Institute of Technology (USA)
- "Satori"
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- Michael Klien, Barriedale
Operahouse, London (UK)
- "Solo One"
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- Chang-min Ko, Atlanta College of Art
(USA)
- "Dae Han Min Kook"
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- Maja Kuzmanovic, Center
for Mathematics & Computer Science (The Netherlands)
- "Immersive Storytelling: Hypermedia and VR"
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- Thomas Lavazzi, Savannah
State University (USA)
- "Contents: One 'Other,' Instructions Included"
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- Tu Le, Atlanta College of Art (USA)
- "Digital Aurelius"
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- Patrick Ledwell, Georgia Institute
of Technology (USA)
- "Surveillance Outtakes"
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- Blake Leland, Georgia
Institute of Technology (USA)
- "ARS PSYCHOTICA: Visionary Im/possibilities in the Age of Digital
Production"
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- Jennifer Ley (USA)
- "The Body Politic"
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- Jane Love, University
of Florida (USA) & Victor J. Vitanza, University of Texas, Arlington
(USA)
- "ultra/sounding ambience: WOOmb hysteria"
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- Frankie Loscavio, Atlanta College of
Art (USA)
- "Montage"
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- Marjorie C. Luesebrink,
Irvine Valley College (USA)
- "The trAce Experience: Collaborative Aspects of Fibonacci's
Daughter"
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- David Mallon, Georgia Institute of
Technology (USA)
- "city://body"
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- Lev Manovich, University of
California, San Diego (USA)
- "Freud-Lissitzky Navigator"
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- Jenny Marketou (USA)
- "SMELL.BYTES (TM)"
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- Adrian Miles, Royal Melbourne
Institute of Technology University (Australia)
- "Intervals and Links: The Indeterminancy of a Link's Possible Future"
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- Nick Montfort (USA)
- "The Help File"
- "Winchester's Nightmare"
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- Michael Mosley, Georgia Institute of
Technology (USA)
- "Little Cosmonaut"
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- Janet Murray, Georgia
Institute of Technology (USA)
- "The Future(s) of Narrative"
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- Alok Nandi, Commediastra-Casterman
(Belgium)
- "Graphistoires & Ambiences"
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- Dave Naspinski & Celine Ulgado,
Georgia Institute of Technology (USA)
- "Cyborg"
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- Norie Neumark, University
of Technolgy, Sydney (Australia)
- "Shock in the Ear"
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- Performance Technology
Research Laboratory (PTRL), Georgia Institute of Technology (USA)
- "www.damnation.com"
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- Phobia Nova (USA)
- "Spiritual Industrial Music"
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- Claudio Pinhanez, MIT Media
Lab (USA)
- "'It/I,' 'It,' and I: Translating a Computer Theater Play into an
Interactive Art Installation"
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- Andrea Polli, Columbia
College (USA)
- "Active Vision Musical Instrument Interfaces Using Eye Tracking"
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- Nancy Reilly-McVittie,
Manchester Metropolitan University (UK)
- "'Let's Go Then.' (They Do Not Move) - The Waiting Mutates..."
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- Scott Rettberg, Dirk Stratton,
& William Gillespie (USA)
- "The Unknown"
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- Francisco J. Ricardo,
Harvard University (USA)
- "Toward a Critical Study of Interactive Culture"
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- Sergey de Rocambole & Daniil
Kocharov, Dragon's Springs (Russia)
- "Dragon's Springs: 'Atrium Alphabet and Atriumatics,' 'IP-Cartography,'
'Virtual Mobiles,' and Other Projects"
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- Martin Rosenberg, Kettering
University (USA)
- "Eduardo Kac and Telepresence Art: Toward a Theory of Distributed
Aesthetic Cognition"
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- Tim Ryan, Royal
Melbourne Institute of Technology University (Australia)
- "SIV - Surfing Interactive Video"
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- Christy Sheffield Sanford,
trAce (USA)
- "The trAce Experience: Virtual Writer-in-Residence - Creating a New
Profession"
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- Phoebe Sengers, German
National Research Center for Information Technology (GMD) (Germany)
- "The Influencing Machine: Semi-Autonomous Avatars and Affective Rendering"
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- Ana Serrano, MediaLinx
h@bitat, Canadian Film Centre (Canada)
- "esc"
- "Revelation"
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- Deanna Sirlin (USA)
- "Retracings"
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- Elin Sjursen, University of
Bergen (Norway)
- "Opuscula"
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- Andrew Stern, PF.Magic/Mindscape
(USA)
- "Virtual Babyz"
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- Ellen Strain, Patrick Ledwell,
& Greg VanHoosier-Carey, Georgia Institute of Technology (USA)
- "Griffith in Context"
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- Sherry Strickland, Georgia
Institute of Technology (USA)
- "Fracas: Scrapbook"
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- Rob Swigart, Institute
for the Future (USA)
- "Down Time Interactive"
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- Sue Thomas, Nottingham
Trent University (UK)
- "The trAce Experience: Connecting Writers in Real and Virtual Space"
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- Noah Wardrip-Fruin, New
York University (USA)
- "Hypermedia, Eternal Life, and The Impermanence Agent"
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- Robert Wechsler & Helena Zwiauer,
Palindrome Intermedia Performance Group (Nürnberg, Germany)
- "Les Points Finaux"
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- Claudia Yi Leon, Georgia Institute
of Technology (USA)
- "Fred and Angel"
- "Inside Blackwell Mansion"
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- Anthony Zias, West Virginia
University (USA)
- "The Computer Puzzle Game is Real! Examining the Structure of Popular
Computer Puzzle Games Through Psychoanalytic Theory"
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