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    Four transcultural case studies: Transmedial walks, drives and observations
    (Technoetic Arts, 2012-01-01) Seaman, B
    This article discusses four different case studies related to complex technological works that were created through international collaborations. The Exquisite Mechanism of Shivers/Ex.Mech• Red Dice/Des Chiffré• Com Space •A China of Many Senses The article discusses elements of language, culture, technological creation and process. © 2012 Intellect Ltd Miscellaneous. English language.
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    From Sentience to Neosentience: Touching One’s Fingers To An Ocean
    (Cybernetics and Human Knowing, 2023) Seaman, William
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    Human Knowing Explored, Enfolding Many Senses
    Seaman, Bill; Seaman, William
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    New Approaches to the Circle of Sense and Nonsense
    (Philosophies) Seaman, B
    I will briefly discuss the history of research-related projects that Mark Burgin and I worked on together. I will then discuss our joint research related to the circle of sense and nonsense. One paper was entitled In a search for deeper meanings: navigating the circle of Sense and Nonsense and in turn articulating logical varieties as knowledge illuminators and the second was entitled In the Circle of Sense and Nonsense, Including A Mathematic Model of Meaning. This research represents a bridge between the media arts and sciences (my artwork) as a means of embodying ideas exploring a particular approach to meaning production and related computation, as well as Burgin’s concepts related to logical varieties and mathematical models of meaning. I will refer to the full papers and links because they present a very robust and full articulation of the concepts discussed here. In this paper, I will briefly touch on the areas of research, supply short definitions, and refer to the relevant historical publications.
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    Composing Systems for Advancing Advancing
    (Enacting Cybernetics, 2024-09-05) Seaman, Bill