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1 | 1 | * Counter-Code: Queer Revisions of Language Technologies |
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3 | 3 | ** book questions: |
4 | 4 | 1. What do concepts from Queer Studies and adjacent fields offer to |
5 | 5 | computational tools for working with text? |
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97 | 97 | embodiment, popular discourse on transphobia and Reality TV. |
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99 | 99 | ** chapter snapshots |
| 100 | +- Introduction: |
| 101 | + - /Detransition Baby/. |
| 102 | + - mode of satire is a way of flipping certain logics. |
| 103 | + - an "ironic" myth. |
| 104 | +- Chapter 0 (digital/analog): |
| 105 | + - topic: text capture |
| 106 | + - scope and evidence type: |
| 107 | + - critique of DH theorizing on digitization as hermeneutic (from |
| 108 | + Jerome McGann to Stephen Ramsay) |
| 109 | + - WOC feminism (bell hooks, Cherrie Moraga) and technofeminism |
| 110 | + (Plant, Haraway) as proto-Queer Studies to situate critique of |
| 111 | + DH |
| 112 | + - Close readings of Djuna Barnes' /Nightwood/ & Yiyun Li's /Dear |
| 113 | + Friend/ bringing out elements of narrativity that threaten the |
| 114 | + bounds of language forms. |
| 115 | + - main claims: |
| 116 | + - Language is always breaking the boundaries of its form. |
| 117 | + - Digitization is not immune from politics and power structures, |
| 118 | + it is constituted by it. |
| 119 | +- Chapter 0 (web scraping): |
| 120 | + - topic: text capture |
| 121 | + - This chapter looks at the topic of Text Capture |
| 122 | + - scope and evidence type: |
| 123 | + - /Confessions of the Fox/, how to elude capture, keep queerness |
| 124 | + out of reach of capital. |
| 125 | + - Policy documents on anti-trans legislation |
| 126 | + -> the various forms that power takes within a system. |
| 127 | + Bureaucratic, they capitalize on the information maze. They |
| 128 | + elude capture. |
| 129 | + - Logic of accumulation which drives web scraping for LLM |
| 130 | + training. |
| 131 | + - > theres something about the desire for data, for capture, for |
| 132 | + more -- this desire is extractive, exploitative. |
| 133 | + - capital tracks us as individuals, to do things to us en masse. |
| 134 | + - But hackers have found exploits, circumventing the system by |
| 135 | + turning its logic against them. |
| 136 | + - Is it possible to gather, accumulate, for something besides |
| 137 | + extraction? Not oriented toward the exploitative and |
| 138 | + individuating? |
| 139 | + - What would a counter-scraping movement look like? |
| 140 | + - Gathering the right data. Gathering proof. What is scraped |
| 141 | + counts. |
| 142 | + - Gathering for the purpose of sharing, to open up |
| 143 | + connections (without capturing them). |
| 144 | + - Sarah Ahmed's disorientation, subjects come into being through |
| 145 | + disorientation. |
| 146 | + - approaching web scraping (data gathering) through |
| 147 | + disorientation, what that does to the logic of accumulation |
100 | 148 | - Chapter 1: |
101 | 149 | - topic: text analysis and gender |
102 | 150 | - scope and evidence type: |
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