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Internationales Kolleg für Kulturtechnikforschung und Medienphilosophie
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I. Opening and Closing
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Der lustige Film
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Summer School
Summer School 2020
Media Subjects: How Does Media Address the Individual?
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Summer School 2019
The Technologization of Cultural Techniques.
What Happens When Practices Become Algorithmic Technologies?
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Summer School 2018
Scale and Scaling. What happens when we scale things up or down?
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Summer School 2017
Challenges of Media Anthropology
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Summer School 2016
Start Making Sense?
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Summer School 2015
Archive Futures
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Summer School 2014
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