Interview with media theorist Federica Frabetti by Janneke Adema. The interview focuses on Frabetti's recently published monograph Software Theory: A Cultural and Philosophical Study. Topics of conversation include the materiality of software, code and writing, deconstructive readings of technology, the originary technicity of the (post)human, and the politics and ethics of software. This interview was conducted on February 23rd 2015 at Oxford Brookes University. For more information about the online, open access journal Culture Machine, visit www.culturemachine.net
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Post-Digital Print and Networks of Independent Publishing: Alessandro Ludovico
The Late Age of Print and the Future of Cultural Studies: Ted Striphas
The Politics of Transparency and Secrecy: Mark Fenster
Network Theory and Internet Politics: Geert Lovink
Cultural Criticism and the Digital Humanities: Alan Liu
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Hope III: Chantal Mouffe (Whitechapel Salon)
Hope II: Richard Sennett (Whitechapel Salon)
Hope I: Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak (Whitechapel Salon)
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