Digital Estetikk hos Max Bense og Inger Christensen by Ragnild Lome

“… Digital Aesthetics in Max Bense and Inger Christensen This article examines the concept of digital poetry by the German philosopher and cybernetician Max Bense, and operationalizes it in a reading of the Danish novel Azorno (1967) by Inger Christensen. …”
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Arte e interattività: per un’estetica dei sistemi by Saverio Macrì

“…The scope of such notions in aesthetics will be illustrated by analysing some works by the pioneers of interactive art: art critic Jack Burnham, artist and theorist Roy Ascott, and psychologist and cybernetician Gordon Pask. …”
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Cybernetic Drawing. A Unifying Language of Pask’s Cybernetics and Computer Art in Germany by Liss C. Werner

“…The essay provides an overview of relationships between the cybernetics with a special emphasis on the British cybernetician Gordon Andrew Speedie Pask and the computer art developed in Germany in the 1960s-70s with an introduction to the artists Frieder Nake and Georg Nees. …”
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Zur Geschichte der Kybernetik by Albert Müller

“…A survey of the history of cybernetics is made including ego-documents and oral history as produced by cyberneticians themselves as well as recent contributions from the side of history of science and technology. …”
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The boundaries that constitute us: Parasite, pandemic life, and crises of vulnerability by Won Jeon

“…The role of socio-economic boundaries affectively felt in the film provides a starting point from which I delve into analogous scientific concepts, including work of cyberneticians Gregory Bateson and Heinz von Foerster, among others, and their respective notions of epistemological responsibility and the circularity of human relations and mutual interaction. …”
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SECOND-ORDER CYBERNETICS, SEMIOTICS AND THE ART by Niculae V. Mihaita

“…Drawing contributions as above ideograms are useful for practicing cyberneticians, statisticians, researchers and academics, Informational Statistics applications [Mihaita, 2010] explores the ways in which liberal arts writers seek to involve, create and engage with new and diverse audiences from beginners encountering and participating in the work unexpectedly, to professionals from other disciplines and members of particular communities. …”
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About the First Association of Users of the «MIR» Series Computer by Vera Glushkova, Serhii Zhabin, Tetiana Korobkova, Zoya Bogemska

“…The activities of the majority of Kyiv cyberneticians in the association were voluntary. During the Brezhnev stagnation, the format of civil activity of scientists became less and less suited to the state. …”
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