NJP Reader #7 – Coevolution: Cybernetics to Posthuman
Type
Scholarly Journal
Editor
Lee Sooyoung
Contribution
Lee Sooyoung , Lee Youngjun, Ko Kyuheun, Lee Jinkyung, Shim Kwanghyun, Kim Seongeun, Špela Petrič, Kim Taeyeun, Kim Jaehee, N. Katherine Hayles
Published on
Dec 27, 2017
Nam June Paik firmly declared that cybernetics is about relations and that we all exist in open circuits. Paik predicted a future where openly intertwined relations among humans, technologies, art and varied artists blend diversely together, which led him to suggest a utopian fantasy. It was an opportunity for us to take a glimpse at how technological developments have impacted and changed humans as well as the society through in‐depth discussion where diverse opinions were shared regarding the digital era including autonomous machines that are just as independent as humans, functions assumed and variables generated by capital in the future society that humans and machines share, the future through Nam June Paik’s cybernetics lens, and externalized cognitive senses that had always remained as intrinsic part of humans.
Contents
Coevolution: Cybernetics to Posthuman_Lee Sooyoung
PDF
Sudden Unintended Acceleration as a Psychosis of Machine_Lee Youngjun
PDF
Cybernetics and Later, the History of the Integration and Simulation for Processing Human Elements in Circuits_Ko Kyuheun
PDF
Cybernetics and Cyborg: Some Philosophical Questions_Lee Jinkyung
PDF
Strategy for Social Solidarity in the Age of Artificial Intelligence_Shim Kwanghyun
PDF
Cybernetic Lyricism: Gregory Bateson, Nam June Paik, and the ‘Mind’ as Conjunctive_Kim Seongeun
PDF
Miserable Machines and the Technoscientific Gaze_Špela Petrič
PDF
In Search of Virtual Life Images_Kim Taeyeun
PDF
Ensemble of Nature, Technology, and Human: Posthumanism As Seen in Simondon, Hayles, and Nam June Paik_Kim Jaehee
PDF
Inside Out, Outside In: Recursive Dynamics in Posthumanism and in Nam June Paik’s Artworks_N. Katherine Hayles
PDF
