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  • collective history, general history, conclusion

    The succes of the 0+Ball

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In a series of interviews on the history of the HIV Vereniging and HIVnet, which were published between 2003 and 2006 in HIVnieuws, ...

  • 461

    Caroline Nevejan –

    For these reasons I would argue that the physical impact of the clash between intention and realization in mediated presence is not as ...

  • argument, conclusion, theory

    No unity of time, place and action

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the variety of cultures humankind has developed many strategies for assessing the truth. Many are based on the unity of time, place, ...

  • description, proposal, theory

    I and Thou, You and not-You

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In this section I want to argue that the way we are witnessed and witness other people, deeply influences the perception of our ...

  • description, methodology, collective history

    Industrial and commercial research: to market new experiences

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the media labs of large technological corporations around the world, and especially and foremost in the USA, the mediation of ...

  • concept, argument

    Mental maps

    Caroline Nevejan –

    A third effect of the cognitive clash in mediated presence, in contrast to natural presence, concerns the formation of mental maps. The ...

  • 273

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The possibility of mediated social interaction has even more deep consequences for personal time zones when people work in, or with, ...

  • Network

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The internal network during the GHP was based on a SUN machine, on which Unix was installed. This SUN machine was placed in one of the ...

  • description, general history

    Social network technologies: connecting at a distance

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Internet facilitates communication and information exchange with people who are present 'anywhere' on the planet. The telephone and ...

  • description, collective history

    Formative influence on new generations

    Caroline Nevejan –

    A place like Paradiso is a continually formative influence on people. I personally learned a tremendous amount, but also these events ...

  • How can people who do not know each other live together?

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Nevertheless, many people take a 'moral distance' to their own actions. Information and communication technologies facilitate a position ...

  • 828

    Caroline Nevejan –

    To be able to act and receive feedback, and to be able to contextualize how one relates to other human beings, is essential when living ...

  • description, collective history, general history

    ACT UP

    Caroline Nevejan –

    ACT UP, the AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power, which started in the USA in 1987, had grown to be a significant movement by 1990. On ACT UP ...

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

    RESEARCH DESIGN: AN ITERATIVE PROCESS

    Caroline Nevejan –

    “Presence and the Design of Trust” is a normative exploratory case study. I knew I wanted to explore presence because it had ...

  • Love on the Internet

    Caroline Nevejan –

    A second story I want to share is about two people communicating with each other via Internet. Where feedback is almost immediate, ...

  • description, conclusion

    Producing natural presence

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Natural presence has to be produced. Food, shelter, safety, education and social interaction are all necessary for survival and ...

  • description, concept, specific

    Focus on mediation and witnessing

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Below I will first make an inventory of presence technologies that exist today, dd. 2006. Then I will sketch current presence research ...

  • description, concept, argument, personal history, theory, text laboratory

    The context of the concept of the 0+network

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the fall of 1989 we discussed what an AIDS network might entail, as can be seen from the message we sent out in November to Lee ...

  • 250

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Hackers were a new phenomenon for the media at the time, while there was enough awareness that computers had become more and more ...

  • description, collective history, general history

    Press

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the press the issues of the new computer era, which were raised by the GHP, were sketched convincingly. Hackers want to show that ...

  • concept, conclusion, theory

    8 spaces to act or not

    Caroline Nevejan –

    You/Now/Here Meeting in Real Life, in natural presence You/Now/not-Here Telephone, chat, videoconference Synchronous mediated ...

  • To be raised by a computer

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The last story I want to share in this section poses the question of whether there is a distinction to be made between mediated presence ...

  • description, conclusion

    Connecting natural presences

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The different natural presences are mediated by mediated presences. Natural presence defines the distinct personal time zones in which ...

  • description, citation, argument, general history

    Human history from the perspective of presence technologies

    Caroline Nevejan, Anthony Giddens, Marshall McLuhan –

    Even architecture can be read as presence technology since it shapes an infrastructure that facilitates certain forms of communication ...

  • concept, argument, personal history, conclusion, text laboratory

    Vital information

    Caroline Nevejan –

    At the 0+Ball we communicated and exchanged pieces of information that dealt with life and death issues, with finding strategies ...

  • 251

    Caroline Nevejan –

    We hit the national TV news and had extensive articles published in national newspapers and magazines concerning the GHP, its guests and ...

  • description, collective history

    Alternative use of technology

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The same week a more formal Paradiso press release concerning the ICATA '89 stated the following: On August 2, 3 & 4 1989, a ...

  • concept, argument

    To communicate with You

    Caroline Nevejan –

    My research focused mostly on the four communication spaces that are defined by You. The four communication spaces that are defined by ...

  • methodology, specific, general history, key-informants

    Introduction

    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, conclusion

    Trust and natural presence

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Natural presence establishes the trust relationship between two people. Whether this is weak or strong, because people are physically ...

  • description, argument, theory

    Aura's in the digital age

    Caroline Nevejan –

    A variety of sciences and practices can be understood from a presence perspective, as has been stated above. This study focuses on ...

  • description, concept, argument, conclusion, text laboratory

    Crucial Network

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When one organizes a conference the question about who will participate is of great importance. For a public debate to be a contribution ...

  • 259

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The preliminary costs incurred in financing the GHP were: Travel (just 2 tickets from the USA for Felsenstein and Draper were over fl ...

  • description, collective history

    Infrastructure

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the months following these announcements many connections were made, people approached us and we approached people, including bodies ...

  • argument, conclusion, theory

    An act is not true or false

    Caroline Nevejan –

    At the end of his life Kuhn analysed, reflected and explored still further. Inspired by the way the evolutionary process develops, he ...

  • description, argument, general history

    Different scale and different media in one communication process

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Through the use of media people try to overcome the boundaries of time and place to which our physical bodies are bound. With the ...

  • techno-biography

    The potential of networks

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When reading these messages, the techno-biographical layer of this research calls for attention. These emails make me shiver; a feeling ...

  • 209

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Around 1000 people took part in each of the events. Each event used on and offline communication in connection with one another. The two ...

  • description, personal history, collective history, techno-biography

    Several kinds of documentation

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The source material for this case study consists of several kinds of publications. There are the proceedings, published by Paradiso and ...

  • Example 3: The Grameen Bank

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The last example I want to elaborate upon concerns the Grameen Bank, the first bank that introduced micro-credits. Professor Muhammad ...

  • description, methodology, specific, techno-biography, text laboratory

    Presence Research & Science and Technology Studies

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Nevertheless, the human reality that is facilitated by technology is of such a complex nature that a clear understanding of its effect ...

  • description, collective history

    Designing the environment

    Caroline Nevejan –

    People who entered Paradiso were already making a statement by entering the building. This was made clear by a huge banner attached to ...

  • 816

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the reflections on the Galactic Hacker Party the conveying of trust between people in natural presence and in mediated presence, and ...

  • Interfacing complexity

    Caroline Nevejan –

    An interesting example, which underscores the need for social interfaces to convey trust in mediated environments, is a current policy ...

  • proposal, argument

    The 'other' changes shape

    Caroline Nevejan –

    I become more aware of my presence in the world because I notice that another person perceives my presence. In the light of this study ...

  • description, methodology, collective history

    Art as research: to sense the here and there

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In annual international art events like Ars Electronica note 44 , DEAF note 45 , ISEA note 46 , artists present their latest work in ...

  • concept, argument

    Enacting identity

    Caroline Nevejan –

    A fourth consequence of the cognitive clash between intention and realization in mediated presence is its influence on the creation of ...

  • 275

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The second day at the GHP focused on "$$, secrets & the right to information".

  • description, argument, collective history

    Nodes

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In Wellington New Zealand a group of about 30 people gathered for all three days. They had installed dedicated lines of communication ...

  • argument, collective history, general history

    Sharing economies

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The new information and communication technologies facilitate a sharing of knowledge that was not possible before. Both the speed of ...

  • description, methodology, collective history

    To create 'my Paradiso'

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Pierre Ballings emphasized that the production process of Paradiso is 'content-driven'. As a result the editing, the marketing, the ...

  • proposal, argument

    MORAL DISTANCE TOWARDS ONESELF

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Surveillance and identification technologies can follow our actions everywhere: satellites photograph, traffic controls register, server ...

  • 827

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Because human beings are for the most part thinking actors in their relation to technology, I propose to analyse and design products and ...

  • description, concept, methodology, personal history

    The concept evolves from conversation

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the context of absence, presence becomes a conscious experience. Having to face death, life becomes a treasure. Wanting to transcend ...

  • 276

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The three-day programme stated: "This day will be about the complex relationship between big money, governments and their (secret) ...

  • description, collective history

    3 AUGUST 1989: THE HACKER IN THE LION'S DEN

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The second day at the GHP focused on "$$, secrets & the right to information". note 116 The three-day programme stated: ...

  • proposal, argument

    Being alive

    Caroline Nevejan –

    People who have died can have all sorts of presences in the variety of cultures that the human race has produced. Pictures, statues and ...

  • description, methodology, collective history

    No curator or editing effort should be sensed

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Sligting, the musical artistic director of Paradiso, elaborates further on this approach. Paradiso does not just want to be a hall one ...

  • proposal, argument

    MORAL DISTANCE TOWARDS ONE'S ACTIONS

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Using transaction and automation technologies one can act in another place at another time just by pushing a button. The reaction to my ...

  • argument

    Scale challenges structure

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Technology strives to develop better and more numerous translations and mediations of presence. The 'classical structures' try to adapt, ...

  • description, concept

    Reaching out

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Some of us had had the experience of the Galactic Hacker Party, where we managed to establish a network and get a variety of very ...

  • 277

    Caroline Nevejan –

    It was very crowded in Paradiso because the GHP had been on the national news the day before. In the morning John Draper, alias Captain ...

  • concept, argument, personal history

    To link different networks and different languages

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The fact that as organizers of the GHP, we were actually connecting in person with most of the guests and contacts, made the conference ...

  • argument, theory

    Real versus unreal

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In 1935 Walter Benjamin wrote the first draft of his essay on 'Das Kunstwerk im Zeitalter seiner technischen Reproduzierbarkeit' ...

  • description, methodology, collective history

    To refelect upon and express identity

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Jan Dietvorst, an independent visual artist and programmer of special lectures and modern classical concerts in Paradiso, who was also ...

  • MORAL DISTANCE TOWARDS OTHER SELVES

    Caroline Nevejan –

    By way of mass media and social network technologies millions of people see Human Rights being violated every day. We watch it, witness ...

  • concept

    Techno-diversity

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In nature, adaptation processes have created bio-diversity. In today's world, where technology is embedded in so many systems, we are ...

  • description, general history

    Surveillance and identification technologies: witnessing at a distance

    Caroline Nevejan –

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

  • description, concept, personal history

    Influenced by the media-landscape

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Developments in media and modern art, including the performing arts, deeply influence how the visitors will perceive and experience the ...

  • conclusion, theory

    CONCLUSION 5

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The actor experiences multiple presences, each of which plays their role in communication processes. The natural presence of the actor ...

  • 826

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In natural presence, being a witness includes having a responsibility for what happens subsequently and people sense this. In mediated ...

  • description, collective history, general history

    1990: VI International Conference on AIDS

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In June 1990 the VI International Conference on AIDS was to be held in San Francisco. This is the annual conference at which scientists, ...

  • methodology, theory, text laboratory

    Text Laboratory

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The term ‘text laboratory’ is attractive for describing the work that was carried out in this research project. This methodology is ...

  • AIBO, the robotdog

    Caroline Nevejan, Frederic Kaplan –

    The first story is about a robot dog that was made In Sony's Research Lab in Paris in 2001. Because the robot dog does not mediate the ...

  • description, conclusion

    NATURAL PRESENCE

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Natural presence is borne by the body and the mind and is bound to place and time. Cultures evolve when time is shared over longer ...

  • description, concept, argument

    Patterns between presence and absence

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the patterns of presence and absence in the variety of mediated and unmediated forms, people produce and reproduce social ...

  • concept, argument, conclusion, techno-biography

    Interface and interaction

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In all three emails nobody writes about the computer as a hurdle to overcome. Apparently computer savvy-ness was not an issue anymore. ...

  • 210

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Because I have approached the case studies from the perspective of 'producing multiple presences', I have asked close collaborators of ...

  • description, collective history

    Galactic Hacker Party/International Conference on Alternative use of Technology Amsterdam

    Caroline Nevejan –

    We had worked for several months to make this happen together with Rop Gonggrijp note 92 and Patrice Riemens note 93 . Meeting the ...

  • concept, conclusion, theory

    YUTPA: GRAPH

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In chapter 2, I opened my argument showing a graph to understand media with two axes: asynchronous/synchronous versus physical/virtual. ...

  • proposal, conclusion

    Design as Research

    Caroline Nevejan –

    One of the major findings of this study is the fact that the design of presence relates to the design of trust in social interaction. ...

  • description, subjective, personal history, collective history

    Atmosphere

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In my memory, I can still see waves of audiences moving through the building during those three days and nights. Sometimes it was ...

  • 817

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the reflections that evolved from the text laboratory on the Seropositive Ball, the idea of 'vital information' was elaborated upon. ...

  • description, argument, collective history

    Skills impact identity

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Before the GHP, Paradiso had an Ethernet installed in the building, at the time this was already quite something. The Ethernet connected ...

  • proposal, argument, theory

    Not-You is information (biased or not)

    Caroline Nevejan –

    I can be with my lover, leave the house and pass a 'bump' and not even notice this person. Where did all my love go? When I am alone in ...

  • description, methodology, collective history

    European Research: to measure being there

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In science as in the arts a lot of research has been carried out that can be understood as presence research even though it has not been ...

  • description, citation, conclusion, theory

    Beneficial for life and detrimental for life

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Damasio describes how things that happen to a human being are labelled in two basic ways in our brain on a neurobiological level: ...

  • description, citation, argument

    Practice of design changed

    Caroline Nevejan, Peter Lunenfeld –

    Because of the development of digital technology, design practice has changed rapidly over the last two decades: the tools used to ...

  • description, argument, collective history, conclusion

    Meeting in Natural Presence

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The effect of people meeting each other, influencing each other's lives and each other's work, is significant when analysing today's ...

  • 818

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Being involved in a networked event, and any day in our regular lives can be considered a networked event, creates an unavoidable clash ...

  • argument, collective history, key-informants

    Technological literacy

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The people who were reporting in the edit group were all social scientists and/or journalists. The gap between the edit group and the ...

  • description, argument, collective history, general history

    Human Rights and the Internet

    Caroline Nevejan –

    “The 20th century will be known both for its commitment to human rights and for the ongoing struggle to ensure that these rights are ...

  • description, citation, specific, conclusion

    A science of trade-offs

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Wijnand IJsselsteijn, researcher at TU Eindhoven, has been involved with the European Presence programme and has been responsible for ...

  • proposal, general history, conclusion, theory

    Human dignity as a tool for survival

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Inspired by Damasio, I would argue that the UDHR can also be read as a tool for achieving the well-being and survival of humankind. When ...

  • argument, personal history, conclusion

    Design and human behaviour

    Caroline Nevejan –

    This statement by Lunenfeld resonates with the experience that the research question at the heart of this study was originally ...

  • concept, argument, conclusion

    Personal timezones

    Caroline Nevejan –

    In the first case study I elaborated upon 'personal time zones' caused by habits and geographical relationships. One of the issues ACT ...

  • 819

    Caroline Nevejan –

    The emotional clash between intention and realization appears to be much more profound and significant than I had realized before I ...

  • argument, conclusion, theory

    Words that act

    Caroline Nevejan –

    When I was preparing for the GHP I was working closely with people who knew how to operate computers at the time. During my studies at ...

  • conclusion

    Conclusion chapter 2

    Caroline Nevejan –

    Communication processes between people are defined by a pattern of the presence and absence of their natural and mediated presences. The ...

  • proposal, citation, argument, conclusion

    Three presences

    Caroline Nevejan –

    IJsselsteijn also makes the following observation about the future: "With more advanced media, it will become increasingly hard to ...

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