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Critical Programming: Toward a Philosophy of Computing
Chapter Outline (numbers at the end of each heading indicate assigned notes)

  1. Introduction:
    collective intelligence problem stupefying humans while machines continue improving;(32)
    explanatory analysis, default philosophy;(112)
    solution plan.(127)(total 276, 5 unassigned)
  2. Situation post-postmodern network cyborg dividual:
    modernism, postmodernism;(99)
    subjectivity;(270)
    technology;(1159)
    cybernetics, embodiment, techno-capitalist networks;(392)
    cyborg dividual.(230)(total 1176, 1 unassigned)
  3. Theoretical framework and methodology:
    critical theory, textuality, media studies;(941)
    social construction of technology, ensoniment example;(385)
    history computing, networking, software;(370)
    software studies, cultural software, games, code space;(680)
    critical code studies, semiotics, working code;(268)
    platform studies, criticism, humans;(136)
    procedural rhetoric of diachrony in synchrony, technogenesis, synaptogenesis;(213)
    cyborg revisited.(253)(total 3251, 5 unassigned)
  4. Philosophical programmers:
    computer, programming language creators;(198)
    network protocol, operating system creators;(85)
    application developers;(215)
    studies of programming practices, learning programming.(263)(total 764, 3 unassigned)
  5. Critical programming studies:
    working code places;(414)
    programming philosophers;(87)
    symposia, ensoniment;(101)
    tapoc, flossification;(67)
    pmrek, machine embodiment.(91)(total 765, 5 unassigned)
  6. Conclusion:
    recommendations;(137)
    future directions.(106)(total 248, 5 unassigned)

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