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  • 69

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Diagram 1: every medium uses distinct time-space configurations

  • description, argument

    Formal and informal encounters

    Caroline Nevejan –

    It is like organizing a party. The infrastructure has to be there, one can put a lot of care into extra ingredients like food, an ...

  • methodology, collective history, question

    Fundamental research in the performing arts

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The staging of 'networked' performances was especially useful because fundamental issues could be explored in short periods of time. ...

  • description, general history

    Establishing trust and truth

    Caroline Nevejan –

    As a concept, presence does not only have philosophical, biological, psychological and technological dimensions. It also affects ...

  • description, collective history

    Different discourses

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When inviting a diverse group of people and professionals to collaborate, the issue of conveying trustworthiness between different ...

  • 281

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Rop Gonggrijp, reporting about this session, cites a contribution from Mexico to this debate, in which a comparison was made to the ...

  • argument, collective history

    Intercultural links, flaws and sensitivity online

    Caroline Nevejan –

    One thing that did not take place at the GHP was a videoconference between Paradiso and Siggraph in Washington and some people in San ...

  • concept, argument, theory

    To settle for certain behaviour

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The concept of media schemata is crucial for research into the domain of designing presence in environments where technology plays a ...

  • description, argument, general history

    Monitoring physical presence

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The first group of surveillance and identification technologies that I will consider is concerned with the monitoring of physical ...

  • description, argument

    Interface and the state of the actor

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When considering the physical clash between intention and realization in mediated presence, the question is whether the feedback from ...

  • 269

    Caroline Nevejan –

    While the network was down, Lee Felsenstein gave his keynote speech about the computer as a tool for democracy, emphasizing the quality ...

  • Edit group

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The 'edit group' was located in a dressing room next to the server room and had regular problems posting its work on the GHP net. The ...

  • proposal, argument, conclusion

    Formulating requirements

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In design trajectories the formulation of design requirements is a crucial phase. In the design requirements the formulation takes place ...

  • Rock'n Roll Character

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The culture and tradition of Paradiso guarantee a quality and a certain edge. As a producer I would use the fact that Paradiso is ...

  • description, conclusion

    Trust and mediated presence

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Conveying trustworthiness is crucial when working together online. The design of presence, when and how people meet, and when they ...

  • 823

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Before analysing the case studies I was inclined to think that we, as human beings, were dealing with multiple presences that each have ...

  • Using anything that works

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the Wau-Pengo debate Pengo argued that the difference between intelligence and commercial enterprise was not that great. The story of ...

  • description, personal history, collective history, question

    Doors of Perception

    Caroline Nevejan –

    A last crucial influence that I will discuss in my approach and my understanding of the research question "How to design presence ...

  • description, argument, parresia

    Blurring between real and unreal

    Caroline Nevejan –

    For survival, the blurring between real and unreal situations is problematic at first sight. When one needs to act for survival one has ...

  • description, argument, theory

    Incommensurability

    Caroline Nevejan –

    At this stage in the development of the analysis of the thinking actor I would like to make a connection to the notion of ...

  • description, methodology, subjective, key-informants, parresia, techno-biography, text laboratory

    Quantative and qualitive in normative perspective

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Using the text as the laboratory one does need to find cues for validity though. While writing I have focused on creating inner validity ...

  • citation, argument, collective history

    Three emails

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Below I will first quote three printed emails that I found in the personal Folders and the Proceedings and discuss the elements I find ...

  • 207

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Before describing the cases I will first sketch the context in which they were conceived. Each case study is what I will call a ...

  • description, methodology, collective history

    Designing time

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When creating a networked event, one is also designing time. Dramatic events change our sense of time. A minute of pain or a minute of a ...

  • Example 1: Voting

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the Netherlands in 2006 during the national elections, all voters were supposed to cast their vote by computer. Hackers, among them ...

  • methodology, specific, theory

    'Social theory' provides context

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The study "Presence and the Design of Trust" wants to explore the influence of technology on the social structures that evolve ...

  • description, collective history, general history

    PRESS

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The 0+Ball was hardly covered by the press. There were two articles in Dutch weekly magazines, in "Vrij Nederland" beforehand ...

  • 460

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Physical clashes between intention and realization involve all levels of consciousness. In mediated presence these are not necessarily ...

  • Bridges of trust

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The notion of 'social interface' was elaborated upon at Performing Arts Labs (UK) in 1994. Performing Arts Labs (PAL) had invited about ...

  • description, methodology, theory

    Civil and Criminal law

    Caroline Nevejan –

    All societies, even all groups, invent rules by which they channel the behaviour of their individual components. Behaviour is noticed by ...

  • description, methodology, collective history

    Military research:changing scales

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Military research into presence has to be mentioned here first, even though I do not intend to elaborate upon it. That would require ...

  • argument

    Local and tacit knowledge

    Caroline Nevejan –

    A second issue that demands attention when discussing the cognitive clash in mediated presence concerns the exchange of local knowledge ...

  • 272

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The orchestration of 'global' time lines is a very hard to conceive issue (Achterhuis 2003), Especially when bio-rhythm's, which can not ...

  • description, personal history, collective history

    Hack Room

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the small auditorium was the hack room. Participants were invited to bring their computer and hook it up to the network. Incoming ...

  • 821

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When actors have conversations about 'what to do' and 'how to do it', these also include the 'what would be good to do' and this is a ...

  • description, argument, subjective, collective history

    An interactive representation of a possibility

    Caroline Nevejan –

    This picture-phone connection was not documented in the proceedings, nor was it announced in the programme. It did not crop up in any of ...

  • theory, question

    Unity of Time, Place and Action

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the performing arts the "Unity of Time, Place and Action", which is attributed to Aristotle even though he did not actually ...

  • description, citation, argument, general history

    The sense of presence is part of human evolution

    Caroline Nevejan, Giuseppe Riva, John A. Waterworth, Eva L. Waterworth –

    Riva, Waterworth and Waterworth were inspired by Damasio in their proposal for a deeper understanding of Presence. After having studied ...

  • concept, argument, theory

    Contextual Reflexivity

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In 1989 and 1990 the basic structures for producing networked events were not clear at all. I assume that this is why the notion of ...

  • specific, general history

    Millions of people have gone online

    Caroline Nevejan –

    This study aims to contribute to design as research from the perspective of the social sciences. In 1993 the graphical interface to the ...

  • Catharsis is local

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Apart from the radio and the network, which will be discussed below, we also highlighted the connection between Paradiso and San ...

  • 71

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Diagram 2: In one communication trajectory information and communication pass through different media spaces

  • description, methodology, personal history, collective history

    To evaluate, learn and distribute by sensing

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The way a networked event, which happens in the public domain, is evaluated is very different to how a scientific experiment is ...

  • description, concept, argument, theory

    The trade-off between presence and trust

    Caroline Nevejan –

    YUTPA provides a conscious description of the Time, Space, Action and You configuration of a certain product or process, in which ...

  • definition, specific

    The Word 'trust'

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The word 'trust' in the title of the dissertation points to the qualitative standards for the settings of social interaction I intend to ...

  • description, methodology, subjective, collective history

    Orchestrating contributions and audiences

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Throughout the months of May and June many commitments were met: raising the funds from the ministry of Education, Culture and Sciences ...

  • 282

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the afternoon, while Paradiso was filled with hackers having a great time, the edit group and some other people gathered to draw up ...

  • concept, argument, conclusion

    It is a product and a process

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The fact that I called this section trustworthiness instead of just trust implies an interaction. Trust is not a given, it is something ...

  • concept, argument, theory

    Time, place, social group and culture determine schemata

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In Science and Technology Studies the complexity of such arrangements in which nature, culture and technology are deeply interwoven, is ...

  • description, citation, argument, general history

    Monitoring digital presence

    Caroline Nevejan, Steve Wright, Glyn Ford, Valerie Steeves –

    Digital behaviour is also monitored. By gathering and analysing server information the behaviour and the actions of online identities ...

  • concept, argument

    Data-walls

    Caroline Nevejan –

    There is also a possible third physical clash, which is triggered by the infrastructure of information and communication technologies. ...

  • 270

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In his account of these demonstrations Rop Gonggrijp reported that the amazing feature of these networks is that people, who are ...

  • 4 AUGUST: THE FUTURE BEHIND THE COMPUTER

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The morning was supposed to be taken up with an in depth talk by Professor Hamelink, Professor Boafo and their students about the ...

  • proposal, argument, theory

    Orchestrating negociation

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Every YUTPA possesses possibilities for action and distinct possibilities for feedback that designers can use. Also, an action in one ...

  • description, collective history, general history

    Many musicans, many scholars

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Paradiso is a former church in the centre of Amsterdam, which was squatted in 1968 note 82 . Since the early days music and debate from ...

  • description, conclusion

    WITNESSED PRESENCE

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In communities, organizations and societies people negotiate trust and truth and witnessed presence contributes to this process ...

  • 824

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Through mediating presence one can reach out to another human being in different time/space configurations, which a meeting in natural ...

  • description, methodology, collective history, general history

    INTRODUCTION

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The 0+Ball was organized with many partners and it had a variety of issues it wanted to address, as will become clear later. The ...

  • description, methodology, specific

    Parresia

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In 1983 Michel Foucault gave a series of lectures at the University of Berkeley in which he addressed the old Greek idea of Parresia for ...

  • description, argument, theory

    We have all become 'cyborgs'

    Caroline Nevejan, Donna Haraway –

    Another element in thinking about natural presence in modern life is elaborated upon by Donna Haraway. She argues that technologies have ...

  • argument, conclusion, theory

    IDENTIFYING OTHER ACTORS

    Caroline Nevejan –

    An actor who is involved in collaboration with other actors in natural presence, or in mediated presence, will have an image of the ...

  • description, methodology, key-informants, conclusion, parresia, techno-biography, text laboratory

    Language is part of methodology

    Caroline Nevejan –

    It has been suggested by Latour that the use of exquisite language will trigger a more eloquent use of the text laboratory as a ...

  • concept, argument, conclusion, theory

    Connecting time

    Caroline Nevejan –

    'Connecting time' is an issue in all three emails. The first Hans was too ill to log on one day, and was capable of logging on the next ...

  • 208

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The two events are well documented in the sense that the proceedings were made available based on the audio material (Riemens 1989, ...

  • description, concept, argument

    The intuition of designers and the meta-text multimedia education

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When designing a party, an event, or an application simple questions become hugely important: how to enter, how to identify, how to ...

  • Example 2: Pro-Ana websites

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Another example of a need to think different about the use of technology was posed to me by Heleen Riper, who was co-producer of the ...

  • definition, methodology, specific

    Two case studies of two networked events

    Caroline Nevejan –

    This is an exploratory case study in which two networked events that took place in Amsterdam in 1989 and 1990 will be analysed. A ...

  • description, argument, collective history

    Automation and transaction technologies: acting at a distance

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In automation and transaction technologies a series of predefined actions has to be executed to allow a certain person to do something. ...

  • proposal, argument

    Experience changes physical being

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The fact that experiences change children’s physical well–being has been agreed on in child psychology and in pedagogy for several ...

  • 268

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Each of the three days had a theme. The first day was "To byte or not to byte", about the relationship between man and machine ...

  • description, collective history

    Lay-out of the building

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The formal programme was orchestrated in the large auditorium at Paradiso. Debates, supported by presentations on the big screen were ...

  • concept, argument, conclusion, theory

    Presence qualifies trust

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Presence, I argue, is one of the major determinants in the negotiation of trust and truth. Because of the development of technology we ...

  • description, collective history, general history

    A new form of public sphere

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The GHP and the 0+Ball were two of the first events in a range of gatherings, and an inspiration to networks that still exist today like ...

  • description, conclusion

    Connecting mediated presence

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Synchronization between different locations of mediated presence and synchronization between natural and mediated presence creates ...

  • 822

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Natural presence is distinct and grounds ethical behaviour in one's own, as well as other people's, survival. Mediated presence can ...

  • description, argument, collective history, general history, key-informants

    Grand scenario's in hindsight and hacker sensitivity

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Because I was curious to find out what I had actually witnessed I did some research via the Internet in the spring of 2006 and found ...

  • description, question

    Hogeschool van Amsterdam and the Digital University of the Netherlands

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In 1999 I started working for the University of Professional Education in Amsterdam and through this institution I was involved in the ...

  • A stranger on my path

    Caroline Nevejan, Irma –

    When I am confronted by a stranger on my path, I have to know whether he is really there and whether he will attack me or not. I have to ...

  • description, concept

    META-COGNITIVE SKILLS, PROJECT MANAGEMENT & BOUNDARY OBJECTS

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When the writer and the printer discuss their shared product, which is the result of both their acts, they will need to have a certain ...

  • New methodologies and standard procedures

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In order to address the previously formulated intentions this study has to be an exploratory study, since a theory about the social ...

  • description, collective history, techno-biography

    Sketch of the network

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The 0+Network itself and all the communication and information it facilitated does not exist anymore. Only some printed emails and ...

  • 74

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Diagram 3: What is communicated in which way via which medium, and how these influence each other, is often unclear.

  • description, collective history

    Lots of infrastructure to offer moments of significance

    Caroline Nevejan –

    To create good infrastructures is an art in itself. It requires a lot of technical insights about technology, finance and the behaviour ...

  • concept, argument, theory

    No distinction between real and not real

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Processes of purification and mediation occur in every YUTPA because all YUTPA's also function in the context of one another. In his ...

  • proposal, methodology, specific

    A pragmatic perspective on trust:universal declaration of human rights

    Caroline Nevejan –

    While conducting the research I found that I needed to make trust operational from the pragmatic perspective of individual human beings. ...

  • description, collective history

    FINANCE

    Caroline Nevejan –

    As with the GHP, the financial situation of the 0+Ball was extremely low budget. All participants more or less financed their own ...

  • 283

    Caroline Nevejan –

    At four o'clock that afternoon we received a telegram announcing that all telephone lines in Paradiso would be shut down, because we had ...

  • description, argument, subjective, collective history

    Connections are real

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Once the programme had been drawn up, we had to reach out for our audience. It is a question of finding the right tone in the right ...

  • description, concept

    People I know and people I do not know

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Among the crowds that characterize the many urban environments we distinguish 'the mass' and 'people we know'. We perceive the presence ...

  • description, argument

    The social effect of databases

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Internet facilitates the storage and exchange of text, images, sound, music, film, radio and live broadcasts. With over one billion ...

  • description, argument

    Causality

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Once the work has been done a confrontation follows regarding the costs of the work (personal and financial) and also the confrontation ...

  • 271

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the afternoon several workshops took place about how to make an independent computer network, about viruses and viral networks, about ...

  • description, argument, collective history, key-informants

    2 AUGUST: TO BYTE OR NOT TO BYTE

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The first day was "To byte or not to byte", about the relationship between man and machine . An animation of Max Headroom ...

  • proposal, argument, theory

    Situated Design

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The claim for the global outreach of science and technology is criticized by Donna Haraway in her plea for 'situated knowledge': "I ...

  • description, concept, proposal, methodology, collective history

    Engineering space into place

    Caroline Nevejan –

    To understand why certain programmes are successful I turn to the distinction that is made between space and place in the variety of ...

  • description, conclusion, theory

    Trust and witnessed presence

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When people witness each other in natural and in mediated presence, the shared experience becomes more powerful. The very act of ...

  • 825

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Through witnessing each other, in mediated and in natural presence, people construct shared realities. Witnessing in natural presence ...

  • description, general history

    HIV/AIDS AND POLICY

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The recognition and will to deal with the AIDS crisis has been at the heart of moral thinking in societies all over the world because ...

  • description, methodology, personal history, key-informants, theory

    Techno-biography

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In Science and Technology Studies (STS) actors are taken extremely seriously and are often the centre of attention in a study. But in ...

  • concept, argument, general history, theory

    Enacting 'being alive'

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Haraway's insights imply consequences for the sense of presence on an even deeper level. In the work of Haraway, and others like Judith ...

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