Interview with Carolyn Pedwell on Affect, Digital Technologies and Uncertain Futures
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Carolyn Pedwell is a Professor in Digital Media and Head of Media and Film in the School of Arts at Lancaster University and was previously a Professor of Cultural Studies and Media at the University of Kent. A prominent cultural and media theorist, her research interests lie at the intersection of media and cultural studies, sociology, gender studies, and international politics together with affect theory, technology and digital culture. Drawing upon her transdisciplinary fields of research, we conducted an interview with Prof. Carolyn Pedwell on affect, digital technologies and uncertain futures.
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Carolyn Pedwell, affect studies, digital technologies, artificial intuition, empathy
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