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Articulation

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	A process of making meaningful connections between different elements (content, form, and function) in web design. it refers to the deliberate work of connecting content with its presentation in ways that enhance meaning, rather than treating them as separate entities. This concept challenges the standard separation of content and presentation, suggesting that how something is presented is integral to what it means.		A process of making meaningful connections between different elements (content, form, and function) in web design. it refers to the deliberate work of connecting content with its presentation in ways that enhance meaning, rather than treating them as separate entities. This concept challenges the standard separation of content and presentation, suggesting that how something is presented is integral to what it means.

			== Cake ==

			=== Dry Definition ===
			A soft and sweet often baked type of desert that usually has flour, milk, eggs and sugar as it's main ingredients.

			=== XPUB Definition ===
			A Cake can be anything that is brought to a XPUB Cake Off, the only term of use for this word is how willing are you to defend it.

	==Copyleft==		==Copyleft==

Wyn: /* XPUB Definition */

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XPUB Definition

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	'''source'''<br>		'''source'''<br>
	❶ Davies, Karen (1990) Women, Time and the Weaving of the Strands of Everyday Life. Brookfield, CT: Avebury.<br>		❶ Davies, Karen (1990) Women, Time and the Weaving of the Strands of Everyday Life. Brookfield, CT: Avebury.<br>
	❷ Judy Wajcman, Pressed for Time: The Acceleration of Life in Digital Capitalism (2015), Chapter 5 "Doing Domestic Time" (pages 128-129).		❷ Arlie Russell Hochschild, The Managed Heart: Commercialization of Human Feeling<br>
			❸ Judy Wajcman, Pressed for Time: The Acceleration of Life in Digital Capitalism (2015), Chapter 5 "Doing Domestic Time" (pages 128-129).<br>

	==Self-reflexive feedback loop==		==Self-reflexive feedback loop==

Wyn: /* Dry Definition */

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Dry Definition

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	== Process Time ==		== Process Time ==
	===Dry Definition===		===Dry Definition===
	A concept of time that is plural, relational, and context-linked, particularly evident in care work❶ and emotional ~~labour~~. Process time resists acceleration and operates according to different rhythms than industrial capitalism's linear ~~time❷~~. It involves "slowness," "being there," and the emotional, affective dimensions of time that cannot be reduced to measurable clock units.		A concept of time that is plural, relational, and context-linked, particularly evident in care work❶ and emotional labour❷. Process time resists acceleration and operates according to different rhythms than industrial capitalism's linear time❸. It involves "slowness," "being there," and the emotional, affective dimensions of time that cannot be reduced to measurable clock units.

	===XPUB Definition===		===XPUB Definition===

Wyn: /* XPUB Definition */

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XPUB Definition

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	===XPUB Definition===		===XPUB Definition===
	~~Our~~ personal ~~experience of~~ time ~~challenges the dominance of standardised clock time❷. Subjective time allows us to question~~ whose interests are served by mechanical temporality and to imagine alternative ways of organising time that better serve human flourishing, creative practice, and diverse cultural approaches to temporal experience.		Subjective time is a personal time rhythm based on our experience❷, questioning whose interests are served by mechanical temporality and to imagine alternative ways of organising time that better serve human flourishing, creative practice, and diverse cultural approaches to temporal experience. After all, personal experience of time challenges the dominance of standardised clock time.

	'''source'''<br>		'''source'''<br>
	❶ Judy Wajcman, Pressed for Time: The Acceleration of Life in Digital Capitalism (2015)<br>		❶ Judy Wajcman, Pressed for Time: The Acceleration of Life in Digital Capitalism (2015)<br>
	❷ [https://thefunambulist.net/magazine/cartography-power/placing-time-timing-space-dismantling-masters-map-clock-rasheedah-phillips Rasheedah Phillips, "Placing Time, Timing Space: Dismantling the Master's Map and Clock," The Funambulist 18 (2018)]<br>		❷ [https://thefunambulist.net/magazine/cartography-power/placing-time-timing-space-dismantling-masters-map-clock-rasheedah-phillips Rasheedah Phillips, "Placing Time, Timing Space: Dismantling the Master's Map and Clock," The Funambulist 18 (2018)]<br>


	==Sudo Event==		==Sudo Event==

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 ❶ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflexivity_(social_theory) Reflexivity(social theory), wikipedia]<br>
 ❷ [https://roadmunk.com/glossary/feedback-loop/ Feedback loop definition source]<br>
 ==Sudo Event==

Wyn: /* Process Time */

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Process Time

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	== Process Time ==		== Process Time ==
	===Dry Definition===		===Dry Definition===
	A concept of time that is plural, relational, and context-linked, particularly evident in care ~~work~~ and emotional ~~labor~~. Process time resists acceleration and operates according to different rhythms than industrial capitalism's linear ~~time~~. It involves "slowness," "being there," and the emotional, affective dimensions of time that cannot be reduced to measurable clock units.		A concept of time that is plural, relational, and context-linked, particularly evident in care work❶ and emotional labour. Process time resists acceleration and operates according to different rhythms than industrial capitalism's linear time❷. It involves "slowness," "being there," and the emotional, affective dimensions of time that cannot be reduced to measurable clock units.

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	'''source'''<br>		'''source'''<br>
	❶ Davies, Karen (1990) Women, Time and the Weaving of the Strands of Everyday Life. Brookfield, CT: Avebury.		❶ Davies, Karen (1990) Women, Time and the Weaving of the Strands of Everyday Life. Brookfield, CT: Avebury.<br>
	❷ Judy Wajcman, Pressed for Time: The Acceleration of Life in Digital Capitalism (2015), Chapter 5 "Doing Domestic Time" (pages 128-129).		❷ Judy Wajcman, Pressed for Time: The Acceleration of Life in Digital Capitalism (2015), Chapter 5 "Doing Domestic Time" (pages 128-129).

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 == Optimism ==
 == Overtone Window ==
 ==Self-reflexive feedback loop==
 ===Dry Definition===

Charlie: /* XPUB Definition */

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XPUB Definition

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	===XPUB Definition===		===XPUB Definition===
	Hegemony is traditionally ~~describe~~ as the either social or cultural domination of a society or social sphere by-and-through ~~purely~~ political ~~entities~~ by means of force (political, military and economic violence). Other theories (like the such of Antonio Gramsci), view hegemony as ~~a suppressive state~~ not only established via the exercise of power through threats of violence, but is equally perpetuated through consensual coercion by the ruling class vie the ever-growing process of dominating and reshaping social and cultural narratives and norms within a society or social group. ❷❸		Hegemony is traditionally described as the either social or cultural domination/ the leadership of a society or social sphere by-and-through a political entity, by means of force (political, military and economic violence). Other theories (like the such of Antonio Gramsci), view hegemony as not only established via the exercise of power through threats of violence, but equally as a suppressive state perpetuated through consensual coercion by the ruling class vie the ever-growing process of dominating and reshaping social and cultural narratives and norms within a society or social group. ❷❸

	'''found in'''<br>		'''found in'''<br>

Charlie: /* Dry Definition */

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Dry Definition

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	=== Dry Definition ===		=== Dry Definition ===
	The social, cultural, ideological and/or economic domination of an entity (a state or a group ~~within society~~) over another. ❶		The social, cultural, ideological and/or economic domination of an entity (a state or social group) over another. ❶

	===XPUB Definition===		===XPUB Definition===

Charlie: /* Directory */

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	== Directory ==		== Directory ==

			== Hegemony ==

			=== Dry Definition ===
			The social, cultural, ideological and/or economic domination of an entity (a state or a group within society) over another. ❶

			===XPUB Definition===
			Hegemony is traditionally describe as the either social or cultural domination of a society or social sphere by-and-through purely political entities by means of force (political, military and economic violence). Other theories (like the such of Antonio Gramsci), view hegemony as a suppressive state not only established via the exercise of power through threats of violence, but is equally perpetuated through consensual coercion by the ruling class vie the ever-growing process of dominating and reshaping social and cultural narratives and norms within a society or social group. ❷❸

			'''found in'''<br>
			Everywhere and

			Selection of Prison Notes by Antonio Gramsci<br><br>
			'''source'''<br>
			❶ [https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hegemony Hegemony, Merriam-Webster]<br>
			❷ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hegemony Hegemony, wikipedia]

			❸ [https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/gramsci/#Hege Antonio Gramsci - 3.1. Hegemony, plato.stanford.edu]

	==Integration==		==Integration==