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El ordenador como máquina performativa

The Computer as a Performative Machine
Authors: Sánchez Gómez, Laura;

El ordenador como máquina performativa

Abstract

[ES] En este artículo se pretende abordar la relación entre arte y técnica hasta llegar a las llamadas “literaturas digitales”. Para ello se desarrolla una evolución a partir de la tecnificación de la creación (el dibujo y la escritura se consideran ya procesos técnicos) y la incorporación de la máquina en las temáticas e imaginarios propios del siglo XX. Se aborda así, a través de la autonomía de la máquina, la problemática de la autoría en la obra de arte. Pretendiendo con ello contextualizar determinadas prácticas generativas (generación de textos e imágenes) características de la creación digital, donde el ordenador ejerce de máquina performativa. [EN] This article aims to approach the relationship between art and technology to reach the so-called “digital literatures”. For that purpose we pretend to develop the evolution of the technical creation (drawing and writing are considered as technical processes) and the incorporation of the machine in the twentieth century’s topics and imaginary. It addresses as well, through the autonomy of the machine, the problem of authorship in the work of art. Expecting to contextualize certain generative practices (text and images generation) characteristics of digital creation where the computer acts as a performative machine.

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Literatura digital, Digital literature, Technology, M?quina perfomativa., Communication. Mass media, Performative machine, Tecnología, Autoría, P87-96, Authorship, technology, AZ20-999, Autor?a, performative machine, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, Generative writing, Escritura generativa, Tecnolog?a, authorship, Máquina perfomativa., digital literature, generative writing

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