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spir-12131	Striphas, Ted; Hallinan, Blake; Reynolds, CJ; Brown, Mikayla; Postigo, Hector	ALGORITHMIC IMAGINATIONS: RETHINKING “ALGORITHMIC” AS A HEURISTIC FOR UNDERSTANDING COMPUTATIONALLY-STRUCTURED CULTURE	2021.0	23	.pdf	application/pdf	6044	439	53	Awareness of a deterministic, barely visible computational hand shaping society is evident in academic scholarship, which has experienced a proliferation of studies on the subjects of: the oppressive dimensions of algorithmic decision making, particularly with respect to race and gender (Benjamin 2019; Browne 2015; Cheney-Lippold 2018; Gandy 1993; O’Neil 2016; Nakamura, 2009; Noble 2018); the nature, definition, and historicity of algorithms (Gillespie 2017; Goffey 2008; Seaver 2017; Striphas 2021); algorithmic culture (Galloway 2006; Striphas 2015); the relationship between algorithms, media systems, democracy, and public life (Andrejevic 2019; Pasquale 2015; Vaidhyanathan 2012; Vaidhyanathan 2018); and more. Similarly, this panel contends that the ways in which algorithms have been “thought,” or imagined, have made it difficult to conceive of practicable strategies for transforming algorithmic cultures and, indeed, for delinking them from both state and corporate control.	cache/spir-12131.pdf	txt/spir-12131.txt