[csaa-forum] Computational Culture Issue 10 is out

[Olga Goriunova]

Issue 10 of *Computational Culture, a journal of software studies* is out!
Our journal is scholar-led, peer-reviewed, and open access, and you can
read all of the articles at http://computationalculture.net



I am posting the contents to pique your interest.

This edition includes a special Issue, *"Situated Bayes",* edited by Juni
Schindler, Goda Klumbytė and Matthew Fuller



*Special Issue Introduction*
Juni Schindler, Goda Klumbytė, Matthew Fuller, *Situated Bayes – Feminist
and pluriversal perspectives on Bayesian knowledge
<http://computationalculture.net/situated-bayes/>*



*Special Issue Articles*

Clemens Apprich, *Learning How to Learn: Abduction as the ‘Missing Link’ in
Machine Learning <http://computationalculture.net/learning-how-to-learn/>*



Alan F. Blackwell, Nicola J. Bidwell and Charlie Nqeisji, *Computing a
Pluriversal Future
<http://computationalculture.net/computing-a-pluriversal-future/>*



Elizabeth de Freitas, *Quantum cognition and the limits of classical
probability models <http://computationalculture.net/quantum-cognition/>*



David Gauthier, *The Cancelling Out of Chance
<http://computationalculture.net/the-cancelling-out-of-chance/>*



Christopher Lawless, *Subversive Witness: The Disruptive Influence of Bayes
Theorem on Forensic Science
<http://computationalculture.net/subversive-witness/>*



Adrian Mackenzie, *Generating samples: re-writing Bayes Rule as a
probabilistic AI hack
<http://computationalculture.net/generating-samples-re-writing/>*



Conrad Moriarty Cole, *Poetics of Opacity: Glissant and Bayes
<http://computationalculture.net/poetics-of-machinic-opacity/>*



Krystin Unverzagt, Tobias Krueger, Anja Klein, Márk Somogyvári, Rossella
Alba, *Situating Bayesian Knowledge: A Case Study of Modelling Pollutant
Transfers from Land to Water
<http://computationalculture.net/situating-bayesian-knowledge/>*



*Special Issue Interview*
Maria Chehonadskih and Matthew Fuller, *Life-building and Perspectival
Vision <http://computationalculture.net/life-building/>*, an interview with
Maria Chehonadskih, author of
<http://computationalculture.net/life-building/>*Alexander Bogdanov and the
Politics of Knowledge after the October Revolution
<http://computationalculture.net/life-building/>*.
<http://computationalculture.net/life-building/>



*General Article*
Tony D. Sampson, *Where Positive Flow Can Thrive: A Critical Approach to
User Experience and Control in the Computational Workplace
<http://computationalculture.net/where-positive-flow-can-thrive/>*



*Comments*
Annet Dekker, *Pluralities of Scale, thinking through technical development
<http://computationalculture.net/pluralities-of-scale/>*, an interview with
Martijn van Boven and Florian van Zandwijk, curators of the exhibition
<http://computationalculture.net/pluralities-of-scale/>*Pluralities of
Scale. 70 Years of Microchip History
<http://computationalculture.net/pluralities-of-scale/>*



Kye Sung Lee, Translator’s note to “Machine Translation and Benjamin: Pure
Language” <http://computationalculture.net/translators-note-to-machine/>



Jae Hyun Lee, Machine Translation and Benjamin: Pure Language,
<http://computationalculture.net/machine-translation/>translated by Kye
Sung Lee



*Reviews*

John Cayley, *The Mesh We’re In
<http://computationalculture.net/the-mesh-were-in/>*, a review of, Aden
Evens,  <http://computationalculture.net/the-mesh-were-in/>*The Digital and
its Discontents <http://computationalculture.net/the-mesh-were-in/>*



Diana Lengua, *InterFrictions
<http://computationalculture.net/interfrictions/>*, a review of, Jakko
Kemper,  <http://computationalculture.net/interfrictions/>*Frictionlessness:
The Silicon Valley Philosophy of Seamless Technology and the Aesthetic
Value of Imperfection <http://computationalculture.net/interfrictions/>*



Júlia Nueno Guitart, *Here Again, Numbers Rule
<http://computationalculture.net/here-again-numbers-rule/>*, a review of
Mike Hill,  <http://computationalculture.net/here-again-numbers-rule/>*On
Posthuman War, computation and military violence
<http://computationalculture.net/here-again-numbers-rule/>*



Warren Sack, *Code, Capital and Culture
<http://computationalculture.net/code-capital-and-culture/>*, a review of
Brian Lennon,  <http://computationalculture.net/code-capital-and-culture/>*Programming
Language Cultures: Automating Automation
<http://computationalculture.net/code-capital-and-culture/>*
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