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Sarai Reader 02: The Cities of Everyday Life

The Cities of Everyday Life carries within it an argument to take the urban seriously. In the context of India, where a large part of this reader has been edited, this is significant, given the frugality of writing on city life in this part of the…

Sarai Reader 03: Shaping Technologies

Sarai Reader 03: Shaping Technologies sets out to ratchet our engagement with the contemporary moment a notch higher, in directions that are sober, exhilarating and discomfiting, all at once... This collection seeks to bring to the fore a series of…

Tags: aesthetics, alt + option, amanda mcdonald crowley, ana viseu, andreas broeckmann, andrew feenberg, arash zeini, are flagan, arun mehta, awadhendra sharan, bharti kher, biella coleman, Cybermohalla, david barsamian, debjani sengupta, decode, devices, dhirender p. singh, encode, eugene thacker, excavations, gabriel pickard, geert lovink, gopal krishna, hildegard westerkamp, ian haig, imaginations, joanne richardson, kajri jain, langdon winner, lawrence liang, leverages, linda carroli, mckenzie wark, mehrunnissa, mike hunter, monica narula, naseem bano, nimmi rangaswamy, parvati sharma, pauline van mourik broekman, phanishwarnath renu, politics, practices, rabindranath tagore, rana dasgupta, raqs media collective, ravi agarwal, ravikant, reader, registrations, robert x cringely, rupsa mallik, sabeena gadihoke, sarai reader, sarai reader 03, saul albert, scans, shahid datawala, shaping technologies, shveta sarda, siddhartha ghosh, simon griffiths, srinivas kuruganti, steve dietz, subrosa, sumit ray, suzy small, technology, uma maheshwari kalpagam, uma shankar, uncanny bodies, veena das, vikram vyas, volcker eick, wireless commons manifesto, yashoda singh, yoshiharu tsukamoto

Sarai Reader 04: Crisis/Media

This book brings together media professionals, activists, critics, writers and scholars in order to create a dialogue between different kinds of approaches to the question of communication itself. It examines how popular culture and cinema…

Tags: adrian ward, alt + option, amy west, anand vivek taneja, anna faroqhi, approaching crisis, arundhati roy, arvind narrain, basharat peer, batul mukhtiar, beatriz da costa, bhrigupati singh, brooke singer, caution, censorship, christiane brosius, correspondence, craig etcheson, crisis, crisis/media, Cybermohalla, daisy hasan, dakshinpuri cybermohalla media lab, daphne meijer, darshan desai, david garcia, disturbance, geert lovink, geoff cox, gruppe krisis, hansa thapliyal, iftikhar gilani, image, information, infossil corrective, instability, ivo skoric, jamieson schulte, janko rottgers, joasia krysa, kristian lukic, lawrence liang, lyn graybill, mahmoud eid, martin hardie, martin shaw, media, meena nanji, mit media lab, muzamil jaleel, nancy adajania, nandita haksar, nitin govil, oliver ressler, omar kutty, paul chan, plural, politics, rachel corrie, ranjani mazumdar, ranjit hoskote, raqs media collective, ravi agarwal, ravi vasudevan, reader, rehan ansari, reporter, reporters at work, ricardo rosas, sanjay kak, sanjay sharma, sarai reader, sarai reader 04, sasja barentsen, shahid amin, shakeb ahmed, shohini ghosh, soenke zehle, subarno chattarji, sudhir krishnaswamy, taran khan, tarun bhartiya, taslima nasreen, testimony, toby miller, truth, war, zainab bawa

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Sarai Reader 02: The Cities of Everyday Life

Sarai Reader 03: Shaping Technologies

Sarai Reader 04: Crisis/Media