State of the field: Paper tools

Jardine, Boris

doi:10.1016/j.shpsa.2017.07.004

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“…3 For an analysis of paper as a tool and an overview of recent scholarship on paper's place in the history of knowledge, see Jardine (2017).…”

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The Materiality of the Archive: Creative Practice in Context

Simpson

2024

The American Archivist

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“…3 For an analysis of paper as a tool and an overview of recent scholarship on paper's place in the history of knowledge, see Jardine (2017).…”

Section: Claire Smithmentioning

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The Materiality of the Archive: Creative Practice in Context

Simpson

2024

The American Archivist

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“…Data collection did of course reach far beyond academic methodologies. The materiality of information and bureaucratic writing and filing techniques are key factors, and excellent research, analyzing paper tools, media and electrical tabulating machines (as the census was one of the very early fields of digital data collection), has emerged (Campbell-Kelly 1996; Becker and Clark 2004; Jardine 2017; Blair 2021). Due to their focus on data processing and technology, these contributions pay less attention to social relations and assumed roles of questioning and instead focus more on data processing.…”

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Data at the doorstep

Schlicht,

Ledebur,

Echterhölter

2021

Sci Context

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“…Does it express an idea or is it a binding contract?). The final drawing may be immediately destroyed (as a Buddhist sand mandala), or may be cherished as a form of low-tech extended memory (Jardine 2017;Froese 2015).…”

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Partner Pen Play in Parallel (PPPiP): A New PPPiParadigm for Relationship Improvement

Mikhailova

Friedman

2018

Arts

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Healthy romantic relationships contribute to human physical health and emotional well-being. Technologies that catalyze human sexuality such as silicone sex toys and video-conferencing are increasingly common today, and disruptive sexological artifacts such as sexbots are speculated to eventually compete directly with human-human sexuality. The consequences of these evolutionary transitions in human sociosexual behavior are entirely unknown at the individual or collective scale. Here we introduce Partner Pen Play in Parallel (PPPiP), the act of simultaneous improvisational drawing on paper without clinical supervision. In this prospective article we sketch out what PPPiP is, then provide interdisciplinary evidence from art therapy, sexology, affective neuroscience, and aesthetics to support PPPiP as a useful strategy for relationship development. PPPiP combines the advantages of individuated artistic practice with the established frameworks of improvisation and dyadic relationship interventions. Relative to traditional art therapy practices, PPPiP is less clinically oriented, features fewer external constraints, and directly encourages the dynamic integration of artistic creation with relationship co-creation. PPPiP emphasizes the importance of narrative structure and controlled novelty at multiple scales in intimate partnerships, connecting art therapy practices more directly to recent neuropsychological research. Evidence from brain imaging in improvisational and aesthetic contexts supports a model in which PPPiP synergistically activates motor and cortico-limbic neural circuits associated with skilled emotive-creative processes. PPPiP thus represents a transdisciplinary answer to the question of what will we carry from our sociosexual past towards a healthier textosexual future.

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State of the field: Paper tools

Cited by 17 publications

References 28 publications

The Materiality of the Archive: Creative Practice in Context

The Materiality of the Archive: Creative Practice in Context

Data at the doorstep

Partner Pen Play in Parallel (PPPiP): A New PPPiParadigm for Relationship Improvement

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