processuality

On the other side is the teleological (and often theological) wing that sees nature's processuality as a matter of teleological directedness towards a positive destination.

Process Philosophy Rescher, Nicholas 2008

This complex relationship between matter and code has fascinated artists since the sixties, when conceptualists spotted in the developing computer languages a possible metaphor for art itself (materials as hardware and ideas as software), as well as a new platform for experimenting with processuality in art.

Neural.it :: media culture, hacktivism 2010

Combining insights from textual analysis and software studies, a number of assumptions about the ephemeral nature of digital systems are thoroughly undone and reconceived as the remarkable engineered durability and processuality of ordinary hard drives is elaborated throughout the book.

Warren Ellis 2009

For them, God is not only to be related to the world's processes in a productive manner, but must himself be regarded in terms of process ” as encompassing processuality as a salient aspect of the divine nature.

Process Philosophy Rescher, Nicholas 2008

As process philosophy sees it, the world's processuality involves not only change but improvement ” the evolutionary realization ” at large and on the whole ” of what is not only different but also in some way better.

Process Philosophy Rescher, Nicholas 2008

(materials as hardware and ideas as software), as well as a new platform for experimenting with processuality in art.

Eyebeam reBlog 2010

(materials as hardware and ideas as software), as well as a new platform for experimenting with processuality in art.

Eyebeam reBlog 2010