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Philosophy and critique for a digital age. The name Stunlaw is a drawn from the word "Stanlaw" (stān-hlǣw), which means "Stone Hill" or "Stone Mound". It represents building something foundational, stone by stone, over a long period of time.
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Abduction Aesthetic: Computationality and the New Aesthetic
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Computational Thinking: Some thoughts about Abduction
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Code, Foucault and Neoliberal Governmentality
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The Commodity-Mechanism Form of Software/Code
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Dionysians and Apollonians: Letter from Albert Szent-Györgyi to Science (1972)
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Black Boxes, Black Blocs and the paradigm of availability
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Iteracy: An attempt to read, write and build code in Zajal
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New Book- Software Studies: Theory and Practice
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Understanding Digital Humanities Edited by David M. Berry (Palgrave Macmillan)
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