Titlebook: Materiality of Cooperation; Sebastian Gie?mann,Tobias R?hl,Martin Zillinger Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Socio-Material Practices in Irritating Situationspirical findings. Rather, it extends on Hirschauer’s elevator cabin as a “model case”: While its take on moments of alteration pointedly decentres from a modernist assumption of “rational choice”, the resulting irritation nonetheless requires further specification in terms of situated cooperation.

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The Irreducibility of Technical Skills: Before and After Scienceences of the irreducibility of these skills are spelled out; and tentatively, the essay explores the possibility that bundling the three techniques for different purposes is “the medium before media”, and within the incessantly creative destruction and self-destruction of new media, the medium before and after science.

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Eviction

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On the Infrastructure of the Slaughterhouseineteenth century. To do so,the text?follows the materialnetworks of animal logistics—from the site plan of Berlin’s CentralLivestock and Slaughterhouse, via its connection to the Prussian railwaynetwork, to the time-synchronised rhythms of the stock exchange and cattlemarket sales. This history of

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Version Control. On the Software-Based Coordination of Co-laborationndling and circulation of documents in different ways and through this create specific conditions of cooperation. These conditions result in different models, forms and formats of co-laboration, i.e. the parallel, partly coordinated and/or uncoordinated, partly planned and/or unplanned creation of s

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On Identification: Theory and History of a Media Practicever more infrastructural practices and controversial technologies of identification. It provides a media history of identifying with passports and credit cards. Identification, as I understand it, is a co-operative media and data practice that always relies on more than one person. It involves human

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Bodies/Technology on Standby: The Importance of Cooperative Waiting for Digital Workiscrepancies between computational processes, computer operating and human interaction are a constant part of cooperation in digital work. In my analysis, the phenomenon of waiting, hitherto conceived almost exclusively as human (in)activity, is made visible as a sociotechnical practice that is fund