2004
DOI: 10.1162/1526381042464572
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Protocol, Control, and Networks

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“…The authors describe protocol as 'the conventional rules and standards that govern relationships in networks'. 23 An example of protocol in relation to the Internet would be the algorithmic rules which allow communication between computers, whereas biological systems protocol would be the information which circulates between cells in an organism or across an environment. Operating in networks specifically, the authors understand protocol as emblematic of, and integral to, the orchestration of a particular configuration of power relations premised on decentralisation.…”
Section: Exercises: Performing Emergencies In the Contemporary Securimentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The authors describe protocol as 'the conventional rules and standards that govern relationships in networks'. 23 An example of protocol in relation to the Internet would be the algorithmic rules which allow communication between computers, whereas biological systems protocol would be the information which circulates between cells in an organism or across an environment. Operating in networks specifically, the authors understand protocol as emblematic of, and integral to, the orchestration of a particular configuration of power relations premised on decentralisation.…”
Section: Exercises: Performing Emergencies In the Contemporary Securimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Synthesised with Alexander Galloway and Eugene Thacker's work on protocol, 21 Barad's work allows for an understanding of protocol not simply as written instructions to which responders in an emergency comply. Instead, protocols are the product of, and actively have a role in governing, the particular intersections between aesthetic forces which invoke the future emergency in the exercise.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second emerges from the field of critical media studies of networks, working to understand the nature of control in decentralised communication systems, such as the internet, through the central concept of protocol. 45 Protocological approaches have been situated directly in terms of exploring the instantiation of control in the Deleuzean sense. One final area of study emerges from the field of business studies of technology: the platform, the current leading image through which technology businesses such as Google, Facebook, and Twitter conceptualise their operations.…”
Section: Infrastructures Stacks and Protocolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…16 Dentre Humanidade e mundo estão, literalmente, do mesmo lado; a distinção entre os dois "termos" é arbitrária e impalpável; se se começa o percurso a partir da humanidade (do pensamento, da cultura, da linguagem, "do dentro") chega-se ao mundo (ao ser, à matéria, à natureza, ao grande fora) sem cruzar nenhuma fronteira, e reciprocamente. 23 É partindo deste psicomorfismo que Tarde usará o termo sociedade para se referir a todo e qualquer agenciamento. Se o ser humano é social, a natureza inteira será também, pois ele nada mais é do que uma parte dela, com todas as outras.…”
Section: ) Introduçãounclassified
“…23 natureza, um campo possuidor de suas próprias leis e objeto, da sua coisa própria, para Tarde, ao contrário, a sociologia possui uma vocação universal, pois "toda coisa é uma sociedade". 24 Sociedades cósmicas de planetas e galáxias, sociedades de células em organismos, de animais entre si e com seu meio.…”
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