Resonant Readings – Shintaro Miyazaki Unpacked

Shintaro Miyazaki
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A podcast of AI-generated close readings into Shintaro Miyazaki's works with links to the sources, which are sometimes written in German. Resonant Readings – Shintaro Miyazaki Unpacked is a podcast dedicated to the close reading and critical study of media theorist Shintaro Miyazaki. Each episode dives deep into his texts, unpacking key concepts in media archaeology, algorithmic cultures, and the infrastructures that shape our digital lives. Join us as we read carefully, think collectively, and trace the signals through the noise.

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  1. K&K about what we called Big Data back in the 2010s and issues with seeing multi-dimensional data

    3. JUNI

    K&K about what we called Big Data back in the 2010s and issues with seeing multi-dimensional data

    Source in German: https://www.e-periodica.ch/digbib/view?pid=gui-001%3A2015%3A18%3A%3A209#209 This text from 2015 might still be relevant in 2025, since nowadays we have even forgotten to think about the possibility of seeing data! We just ask the machine!

    1 Std. 1 Min.
  2. Karen&Kevin about "Synergetics in Design, Creativity, Media, and Self-Organization" (orignal German source!)

    2. JUNI

    Karen&Kevin about "Synergetics in Design, Creativity, Media, and Self-Organization" (orignal German source!)

    Source in German: http://dx.doi.org/10.25969/mediarep/13831

  3. Karen&Kevin about the media archaeology of touchscreens (based on a German untranslated chapter!)!)

    28. MAI

    Karen&Kevin about the media archaeology of touchscreens (based on a German untranslated chapter!)!)

    Source: https://mediarep.org/handle/doc/14777

  4. Karen&Kevin finally! about the book Counter-Dancing Digitality!

    25. MAI

    Karen&Kevin finally! about the book Counter-Dancing Digitality!

    Source: https://meson.press/books/counter-dancing-digitality/ (open-access, pdf).

    39 Min.
  5. Karen&Kevin about Counter-Dancing (24 points! the short version)

    25. MAI

    Karen&Kevin about Counter-Dancing (24 points! the short version)

    Source written by Shintaro Miyazaki: https://www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi/10.1515/9783035622164-023/html

    11 Min.
  6. Karen&Kevin about "Going Beyond the Visible: New Aesthetic..."

    25. MAI

    Karen&Kevin about "Going Beyond the Visible: New Aesthetic..."

    Source: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1057/9781137437204_17

  7. Karen&Kevin about "En-countering AI"!

    25. MAI

    Karen&Kevin about "En-countering AI"!

    Source written by Shintaro Miyazaki: https://www.elgaronline.com/edcollchap/book/9781803928562/book-part-9781803928562-69.xml

  8. Kevin&Karen about "Heterodox Modeling and Economics"!

    25. MAI

    Kevin&Karen about "Heterodox Modeling and Economics"!

    Source written by Shintaro Miyazaki: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s43253-023-00109-7

  9. Karen&Kevin about "Taking Back Algorithms"!

    25. MAI

    Karen&Kevin about "Taking Back Algorithms"!

    Source written by Shintaro Miyazaki: https://doi.org/10.70064/mt.v3i1.957

  10. Karen&Kevin talk about "Electrodes in the Ear" (German source!)

    25. MAI

    Karen&Kevin talk about "Electrodes in the Ear" (German source!)

    Source originally in German: http://dx.doi.org/10.25969/mediarep/13830

  11. Karen&Kevin talk about the sonic and the sea (German source!)

    25. MAI

    Karen&Kevin talk about the sonic and the sea (German source!)

    Orginally written in German: http://dx.doi.org/10.25969/mediarep/13833

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A podcast of AI-generated close readings into Shintaro Miyazaki's works with links to the sources, which are sometimes written in German. Resonant Readings – Shintaro Miyazaki Unpacked is a podcast dedicated to the close reading and critical study of media theorist Shintaro Miyazaki. Each episode dives deep into his texts, unpacking key concepts in media archaeology, algorithmic cultures, and the infrastructures that shape our digital lives. Join us as we read carefully, think collectively, and trace the signals through the noise.

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