论文信息 - Unexpected, Unremarkable, and Ambivalent OR How the Universal Whistling Machine Activates Language Remainders - 字舞流文

Unexpected, Unremarkable, and Ambivalent OR How the Universal Whistling Machine Activates Language Remainders

paper, we describe a situated machine that allows us to explore the idea of the language remainder from an unusual perspective.

Marc Böhlen | J. T. Rinker

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