@article{1412450,
      author = {Fedorova, K.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1412450},
      title = {Tactics of interfacing : encoding affect in art and  technology /},
      abstract = {"Tactics of Interfacing explores how digital technologies  affect the ways we conceive of the "self". The digital  sheds a new light on what is so fundamental for sustaining  our human sense of the self, the psychological effects of  the mechanisms of projection and recognition. Biofeedback,  machine vision and remote sensing technologies enhance and  augment our ability to understand and reflect on ourselves,  but they also simulate our image and sense of ourselves and  our relations with others and with the environment. While  allowing deeper and more intimate connection to oneself,  they also become means for manipulation and control -  manipulation of our understanding and feeling of who we  are. The author argues that digitally mediated versions of  ourselves create feedback loops that place us in an  intersubjective space, confusing the boundaries of the  'self', and therefore, challenging our capacity to feel  human"--},
      recid = {1412450},
      pages = {1 online resource (xiii, 316 pages) :},
}