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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

Special Issue Articles

Clemens Apprich, Learning How to Learn: Abduction as the ‘Missing Link’ in Machine Learning

Alan F. Blackwell, Nicola J. Bidwell and Charlie Nqeisji, Computing a Pluriversal Future

Elizabeth de Freitas, Quantum cognition and the limits of classical probability models

David Gauthier, The Cancelling Out of Chance

Christopher Lawless, Subversive Witness: The Disruptive Influence of Bayes Theorem on Forensic Science

Adrian Mackenzie, Generating samples: re-writing Bayes Rule as a probabilistic AI hack

Conrad Moriarty Cole, Poetics of Opacity: Glissant and Bayes

Krystin Unverzagt, Tobias Krueger, Anja Klein, Márk Somogyvári, Rossella Alba, Situating Bayesian Knowledge: A Case Study of Modelling Pollutant Transfers from Land to Water

Special Issue Interview

Maria Chehonadskih and Matthew Fuller, Life-building and Perspectival Vision, an interview with Maria Chehonadskih, author of Alexander Bogdanov and the Politics of Knowledge after the October Revolution.

General Article

Tony D. Sampson, Where Positive Flow Can Thrive: A Critical Approach to User Experience and Control in the Computational Workplace

Comments

Annet Dekker, Pluralities of Scale, thinking through technical development, an interview with Martijn van Boven and Florian van Zandwijk, curators of the exhibition Pluralities of Scale. 70 Years of Microchip History

Kye Sung Lee, Translator’s note to “Machine Translation and Benjamin: Pure Language”

Jae Hyun Lee, Machine Translation and Benjamin: Pure Language, translated by Kye Sung Lee

Reviews

John Cayley, The Mesh We’re In, a review of, Aden Evens, The Digital and its Discontents

Diana Lengua, InterFrictions, a review of, Jakko Kemper, Frictionlessness: The Silicon Valley Philosophy of Seamless Technology and the Aesthetic Value of Imperfection

Júlia Nueno Guitart, Here Again, Numbers Rule, a review of Mike Hill, On Posthuman War, computation and military violence

Warren Sack, Code, Capital and Culture, a review of Brian Lennon, Programming Language Cultures: Automating Automation

Departments, Centres and Research Units:

Media, Communications and Cultural Studies

Date:

August 2025

Item ID:

39592

Date Deposited:

17 Sep 2025 13:00

Last Modified:

17 Sep 2025 13:00

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https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/39592