Week Six: Diffractive reading methods - Revision history

Kimberley at 13:35, 20 June 2022

2022-06-20T13:35:10Z

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			[[Category:Implicancies]]
	On the occasion of the sixth release of [[Implicancies#Radio_Implicancies\|Radio Implicancies]], we began to compile methods for diffractive reading. These method can be submitted via a [https://issue.xpub.nl/18%20form form] in order to be documented on this page.<br>		On the occasion of the sixth release of [[Implicancies#Radio_Implicancies\|Radio Implicancies]], we began to compile methods for diffractive reading. These method can be submitted via a [https://issue.xpub.nl/18%20form form] in order to be documented on this page.<br>
	=== First test for a diffractive reading ===		=== First test for a diffractive reading ===

2022-06-06T22:28:12Z

Added a new recipe! Graft

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			=== Graft ===
			''Lend, borrow and transplant buds and blooms between two sources.''
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			'''Nature of the input'''
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			Whatever, more interesting with source of different nature.
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			''' Process Log'''
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			# From one of the two inputs extract a gesture. It could be a sentence, a term, an image, a sound.
			# Use the gesture as a lens to read the other input. Place it as a stumbling block and see how it interacts with the source. How it relates with the original voice.
			# Does it transform the material's flow? Does it create some friction with your understanding of the source? Does it open some oblique ways of access?
			# If you are not sure about the outcome return at the first step and repeat, but this time swap the inputs. Choose something from the second source and use it to tune into the first one.
			'''Who'''
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			Susumu Y

2022-06-06T16:13:45Z

Added a new recipe! Sonic Weaving Pt. 1: Clips

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			=== Sonic Weaving Pt. 1: Clips ===
			''Diffractive listening and transcribing exercise with two video/audio clips.''
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			'''Nature of the input'''
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			Audio/video
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			''' Process Log'''
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			# Pick two video or audio clips that could weave well together (topic or rhythm-wise)
			# Open a text editor and get ready to transcribe.
			# Pick a starting point for both clips (ideally after the intro, if there's one).
			# Pay close attention to what you hear and type out the words/phrases you pick up on.
			# Continue this listening-typing session until one of the clip ends.
			# Use this text as a starting point to create another output (for example: sound or image translations of the text, a score for a performance, etc.)
			'''Who'''
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			Supi & Emm

2022-06-05T14:50:12Z

Added a new recipe! Echo-lighter

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			=== Echo-lighter ===
			''Highlight certain words, sentences or atmospheres by repeating them with one's voice or movement.''
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			'''Nature of the input'''
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			spoken words/sentences or unspoken atmosphere (mood, gesture, tone, etc)
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			''' Process Log'''
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			# Listen carefully to what others are saying. Or observe the room.
			# If certain words, sentences, or atmosphere trigger something in you (for whatever reasons) repeat them.
			# Repeat as many as you want.
			# If the words, sentences, or atmosphere that you are repeating lose their tensions and shimmers, go back to Process # 1.
			'''Who'''
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			Chae

2022-06-04T13:26:10Z

Added a new recipe! The Kut-up Method

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			=== The Kut-up Method ===
			''The Kut-up method is an illustrative way to create new content for theoretical reflection and aesthetic contemplation with aun undefined grid. Inspired by William Burroughs & Brian Gysin Cut/up works in The Third Eye and Digital Workers publication found in Varia Zone.''
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			'''Nature of the input'''
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			text, image or illustration
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			''' Process Log'''
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			# 1. Take two texts/images/illustrations that have or have not anything in common.
			# 2. Create a hand-made lay-out, filling A4 (or more) sheets of paper with different kind of "box"-shapes.
			# 3. Use a symbol, color or typeface to indicate the two different sources in your footnote at the bottom of the page and use it to differentiate your content without interfering with it.

			# 4. Your just created your very own Kut-up text!

			# 5. Read it out loud in a performative way with or without your partner (s)
			'''Who'''
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			Gersande and Carmen

2022-06-03T11:45:18Z

Added a new recipe! Pairing up

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			=== Pairing up ===
			''Pairing up the main statements of two texts and read them in alteration to find similarities or differences''
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			'''Nature of the input'''
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			"No Congo, No Technologies" by Oulimata Gueye and "The Mundane Afrofuturist Manifesto" by Martine Syms
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			''' Process Log'''
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			# Pick two texts with similar topics
			# Read and annotate both texts and write down or highlight all main statements
			# Find similarities/differences/contrasts in main statements and pair them up (always one statement of one text paired with a statement from the other text)
			# Place the main statements next to each other (can be done in InDesign, Photoshop, etc. or you can also just write them down)
			# Read them in alternation
			'''Who'''
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			Miri

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2022-06-02T16:08:53Z

Added a new recipe! He

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2022-06-02T16:05:46Z

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