Archive for the ‘ virtual ’ Category

hearing as perception of movement

During my master thesis research I have been trying to answer questions regarding space and time perception and the perception of the body. One of the most important conclusions and, on a personal level, the greatest discovery was that perception might be considered in terms of agencies rather than canalized experiences. This distinction might also [ READ MORE ]

Mind Outside the Skull and The Sense of Being: Hauntology

The third chapter of my master thesis is called Mind outside the skull: sensation through digital media[ READ MORE ]

From Sign to Topology in Philosophy and in Space

The ontological shift from sign to topology To understand movement in space, to grasp change and transformation and to see one’s body in space has been a theoretical and artistic endeavor for a long time. Massumi explains it with the impossibility of capturing his own movement with the eyes without stopping it and so making [ READ MORE ]

The sensory fold: philosophy of perception and the media

This is the conclusion of my thesis’ chapter that I have posted so far. Below you can find the previous parts of the same chapter: The Body and the Senses: The Perception of Space Agent Netwok Theory of Social Space Virtual Space: What Is It All About? Narrowing Down the Definition of Space The sensory [ READ MORE ]

The body and the senses: the perception of space

This post is, again, a portion of a chapter of my thesis. I will publish the rest soon! In the meantime, you can go back to: Actor Netwok Theory of Social Space Virtual Space: What Is It All About? Narrowing Down the Definition of Space The body and the senses: the perception of space “What [ READ MORE ]

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