Kairic Rhythmicity in the Turing-Galaxy

Sisse Siggaard Jensen

Kairic Rhythmicity in the Turing-Galaxy

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Abstract

This paper explores problems of time and timing in different spaces with refer-ence to two case studies from the epoch of the Turing-Galaxy. Case study 1 is on networked learning communities and case study 2 is an e-learning project in a small multimedia firm in Denmark. Basic assumptions are that time has be-come one of our major problems, almost an obstacle rather than a rich source of life, in the epoch of the Turing-galaxy or in the network society, and it is ar-gued, that we have to deal with time in a new way different from during the industrial epoch. In order to discuss these assumptions the matrix of Time and Space Manifold suggested by Rämö (Rämö 1999) and the concept of "rhythmicity" as elaborated by Adam (Adam 1990, 1998) are introduced and dis-cussed in relation to the case studies.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	Spacing and Timing : Rethinking Globalization and Standarization
Publikationsdato	2001
Status	Udgivet - 2001
Begivenhed	Spacing and Timing: Rethinking Globalization and Standardization - Palermo, Italien Varighed: 1 nov. 2001 → 3 nov. 2001

Konference

Konference	Spacing and Timing: Rethinking Globalization and Standardization
Land/Område	Italien
By	Palermo
Periode	01/11/2001 → 03/11/2001

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