Curated navigational map — not a corpus census

Technology: what work is it doing in Clyde Street?

This is an invitation. The map is designed to give the source back to the reader. Technology does not have one stable place in Clyde Street. Sometimes Keith simply tries a tool. Elsewhere technology changes what can be seen, analysed, represented, shared or preserved. At other moments the technology itself becomes part of the problem: platforms disappear, official data change, representations require interpretation, or analytical abundance raises questions about judgement, surveillance and what should be left out.

The rows are routes worth exploring, not a final taxonomy of technology. A single Clyde Street post may appear in several places because the same technology can be tool, medium, infrastructure, representation, constraint and object of reflection at once.

If you are interested in what technology changes about seeing, follow What Can an Observer Know? ↗

If you are interested in what technology has to preserve, follow What Has to Travel with Knowledge? ↗

If you are interested in what happens when more information enters a human relationship, follow For or With? ↗

The source links below take you directly back into Clyde Street. Hover to see why a post appears in that particular cell; click or tap it to hold the source open and choose where to go next.

● Keith directly ◐ Keith responding to or working substantially with somebody else's material ○ somebody else's substantive work dominates the example

Choose a role, follow a source, or simply wander. Hover/tap headings for their meaning. Hover a source link for a local preview; click/tap for the fuller source card and routes onward.

Blank cells mean that no source has been selected for that intersection in this curated map. They do not establish absence from the Clyde Street corpus.

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Hover over a source link to see why it is in that exact cell.

Click or tap a reference to hold its fuller source card here.