ECREA Pre-conference on ‘Algorithmic Antagonisms' CfP Extended to 27 June
Dear Colleagues, A brief reminder that our call for submissions for the ECREA pre-conference on ‘Algorithmic Antagonisms: Towards agonistic dialogues” remains open! The pre-conference will take place on 18 October (full-day). The event will be hybrid, with some participants at Aarhus University’s campus and others participating online. We will warmly accept abstracts for an extra week, until June 27 23.59 CEST This symposium gathers activists, artists, and academics who are antagonising society with algorithms. The focus here on algorithmic antagonisms is not meant to only comment on being oppressed by algorithms, or resisting their power, but show what happens when energy is put into leveraging a tactical algorithmic politics within societies that are increasingly algorithmically governed. Together, we will explore and reflect on algorithms’ antagonistic and tactical uses as part of the larger normative project of critical data/algorithm studies. More information around the framing of the pre-conference symposium can be found here: https://www.gabrielpereira.net/posts/algoantagsi/ <https://www.gabrielpereira.net/posts/algoantagsi/> https://conferences.au.dk/fileadmin/conferences/2022/ECREA/Algorithmic_antag... <https://conferences.au.dk/fileadmin/conferences/2022/ECREA/Algorithmic_antagonisms_-_Towards_Agonistic_dialogues.pdf> If you’d be interested in presenting your work and/or responding to others’, please reach out to the convenors by 27 June, via the e-mails below, with a 250-word abstract describing your interest/focus for the pre-conference symposium on Algorithmic Antagonisms. Contact: luke.h@deakin.edu.au <mailto:luke.h@deakin.edu.au>; TrereE@cardiff.ac.uk <mailto:TrereE@cardiff.ac.uk>; g.pereira@lse.ac.uk <mailto:g.pereira@lse.ac.uk> CfP due 27 June. Symposium on 18 October (hybrid Aarhus & online) Thanks! Luke Heemsbergen Senior Lecturer, Deakin University, Australia.
Dear sender, I am traveling for work and will not be checking my email regularly until Monday June 20th. If necessary I will respond to your email when I get back. Kind regards, Nastasia Griffioen On 17 Jun 2022, at 02:35, Luke H via Air-L <air-l@listserv.aoir.org> wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
A brief reminder that our call for submissions for the ECREA pre-conference on ‘Algorithmic Antagonisms: Towards agonistic dialogues” remains open! The pre-conference will take place on 18 October (full-day). The event will be hybrid, with some participants at Aarhus University’s campus and others participating online.
We will warmly accept abstracts for an extra week, until June 27 23.59 CEST
This symposium gathers activists, artists, and academics who are antagonising society with algorithms. The focus here on algorithmic antagonisms is not meant to only comment on being oppressed by algorithms, or resisting their power, but show what happens when energy is put into leveraging a tactical algorithmic politics within societies that are increasingly algorithmically governed. Together, we will explore and reflect on algorithms’ antagonistic and tactical uses as part of the larger normative project of critical data/algorithm studies. More information around the framing of the pre-conference symposium can be found here:
https://www.gabrielpereira.net/posts/algoantagsi/ <https://www.gabrielpereira.net/posts/algoantagsi/>
https://conferences.au.dk/fileadmin/conferences/2022/ECREA/Algorithmic_antag... <https://conferences.au.dk/fileadmin/conferences/2022/ECREA/Algorithmic_antagonisms_-_Towards_Agonistic_dialogues.pdf>
If you’d be interested in presenting your work and/or responding to others’, please reach out to the convenors by 27 June, via the e-mails below, with a 250-word abstract describing your interest/focus for the pre-conference symposium on Algorithmic Antagonisms.
Contact: luke.h@deakin.edu.au <mailto:luke.h@deakin.edu.au>; TrereE@cardiff.ac.uk <mailto:TrereE@cardiff.ac.uk>; g.pereira@lse.ac.uk <mailto:g.pereira@lse.ac.uk> CfP due 27 June. Symposium on 18 October (hybrid Aarhus & online)
Thanks!
Luke Heemsbergen Senior Lecturer, Deakin University, Australia.
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