Computational Culture

CFPs Events. A journal of software studies. Special Section Computing the Corporeal. Edited by Nicolas Salazar Sutil and Scott delaHunta. Nicolas Salazar Sutil, Section Editorial Human Movement as Critical Creativity Basic Questions for Movement Computing. John Stell, Mereotopology and Computational Representations of the Body. Stamatia Portanova, Putting Identity on Hold Motion Capture and the Mystery of the Disappearing Blackness. Scott delaHunta, Dance Becoming Data Part One Software for Dancers.

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CFPs Events. A journal of software studies. Special Section Computing the Corporeal. Edited by Nicolas Salazar Sutil and Scott delaHunta. Nicolas Salazar Sutil, Section Editorial Human Movement as Critical Creativity Basic Questions for Movement Computing. John Stell, Mereotopology and Computational Representations of the Body. Stamatia Portanova, Putting Identity on Hold Motion Capture and the Mystery of the Disappearing Blackness. Scott delaHunta, Dance Becoming Data Part One Software for Dancers.

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