Loch Computer: reflecting the meaning of remoteness and connectedness in the digital era

Meg Bateman

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Abstract

This was a contribution to a project involving 20 researchers - 10 artists and 10 IT scientists - who met over 20 months to discuss and respond to the meaning of remoteness and connectedness in the digital era. My online paper compared the psychological function of parallel universes, whether the Otherworld of Gaelic tradition or the virtual world of the internet. It was an attempt at demythologising myth and mythologising computers.
Original languageEnglish
Place of Publicationonline
PublisherUniversity of St Andrews
Media of outputOnline
Size8 pp
Publication statusPublished - 7 Sept 2015
Eventpresentation at a Loch Computer seminar, 7.9.15: remoteness and connectedness in the digital era - Department of English and Scottish Literature, St Andrews University, St Andrews, United Kingdom
Duration: 1 Apr 201431 Dec 2015
https://lochcomputer.weebly.com/

Keywords

  • Loch Computer
  • virtual reality
  • otherworld
  • Gaelic culture
  • Iona

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