Human Perception and Digital Information Technologies (eBook)

Tomoko Tamari is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Goldsmiths, University of London.

Introduction: Human Perception and Digital Information Technologies – Tomoko Tamari
Part 1. Animation and Consciousness
1. Pastures New: Atmospheres, Mud, and Moods – Esther Leslie
2. The Neurodynamics of Technically Mediated Motion: Perceptual vs. Conceptual Animation in Artworks of Nam June Paik and Bill Viola – N. Katherine Hayles
3. Moving Images and Human Perception: Affect in Hand-Drawn Animation and Computer-Generated Imagery – Tomoko Tamari
4. New Punctums, Proto-Perceptions, and Animated Entanglements – Tony D. Sampson
Part 2. Affective Experience and Expression
5. On Pixar’s Marvellous Astonishment: When Synthetic Bodies Meet Photorealistic Worlds – Eric S. Jenkins
6. Player and Avatar in Motion: Affective Encounters – Daniela Bruns
Part 3. Data Visualization: Space and Time
7. Animation, Data, and the Plasticity of the Real: From the Military Survey of Scotland to Synthetic Training Environments – Pasi Väliaho
8. Chronoclasm: Real-Time Data Animation – Sean Cubitt
Part 4. Image Formation and Embodiment
9. Deepfake Face-Swap Animations and Affect – Mette-Marie Zacher Sørensen
10. Deepfake Reality, Societies for Technical Feeling, and the Phenomenotechnics of Animation – Mark B.N. Hansen