The
book explores the relationship between the concepts of memory, community,
communication and media from a social and cultural perspective.
Rather than giving a closed and unidirectional perspective on the
synergy between these notions which are rapidly changing, the book
gives the reader different views and cultural instruments to think
about these evolutions.
This book is the result of a three year European research project
(Living Memory) and it is a collection of interviews carried out with
world-wide communication experts.
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Le Vespe Editore
Dec. 2001
Milano,
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PUL Université de Laval
2005
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Sulina Editore
2005
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TABLE
OF CONTENTSLIVING MEMORY.
COMMUNITY AND COMMUNICATION IN THE ERA OF NETWORKS
Introduction
Federico
Casalegno: Introduction
Irene Mc William : Living Memory: the story of the lost cat.
Chapter
I
Memory; which evolutions?
Introduction
to the 1st chapter: on Memory
Federico
Casalegno: The living memory project: an ecological approach of
memory.
Dialogue
with:
Joël
de Rosnay: Memories
and inter-creativity.
William
J Mitchell : Places,
architectures and memories.
Marco Susani:
The silent tale of memory.
Serge
Moscovici:
Memory, rituals and cyber representations.
Gianni Vattimo:
Memory, essence of our nature.
Paul Virilio:
The paradox of present memory in the cyber age.
Kevin Warwick
: Cybernetic memory and networked brains.
Chapter
II
Community; which morphologies?
Introduction
to the 2nd chapter: on Community
Dialogue with:
Jean
Baudrillard:
Beyond the principle of social memory.
Edgar
Morin:
Lived memory for a poetic life.
Michel
Maffesoli:
Memory, tribes and the enchantment of the world.
Mark Dery
:
Deconstructing the communitarian memory in the era of interactive
media.
Patrick
Purcell:
: Digital context for communal memory.
Howard Rheingold:
Networked memory and social interaction.
Chapter
III
Communication; which ways?
Introduction
to the 3rd chapter: on Communication
The
impossible exchange? Dialogue between Michel
Maffesoli and
Jean
Baudrillard
on communication, virtual and community.
Andrea Branzi:
Relational memories.
André Akoun:
On time.
Dialogue with:
Stefano Marzano:
Memories; between genius loci and the experience.
Derrick
De Kerckhove:
The emerging of a new communitarian physic and the connectives memories.
Pierre
Lévy:
Memory: a process in the present.
Sherry Turkle:
Memories on the screen.
