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Bratton","content":"Habermas, J ü rgen, 360\n\nhabit, 420n17\n\nhabitats, 237 – 239, 310, 424n41\n\nhabitus, 424n41\n\nhacker- User distinction, 35\n\nhacking cars, 283 – 284 war, 401n45\n\nhaecceities addressable, 212, 216, 264, 273, 279 mapping and linking, 296\n\nhands the App transforming, 150, 238, 297 as interfaces, 222 – 223, 226, 236 – 239\n\nHansen, James, 98\n\nHansen, Mark, 265\n\nHansen, Robin, 317\n\nHaque, Usman, 203, 392n40\n\nHaraway, Donna, 385n25\n\nHavenCo, 400n42\n\nHayek, Friedrich, 42, 328 – 329\n\nHeatherwick, Thomas, 184\n\nHegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, 55\n\nHegelian struggle, 397n19\n\nHeidegger, Martin, 28 – 29, 131, 205, 304, 308, 421n19\n\nHer (Jonze), 277\n\nHermes, 210\n\nHertz, Garnet, 275 – 276\n\nHertzian geography, 195\n\nHerzog & de Meuron, 187, 311\n\nHigh Rise (Ballard), 311\n\nHimalayas, 97\n\nHirschman, Albert, 313\n\nHobbes, Thomas, 20, 328\n\nHolmes, Brian, 418n43\n\n“ Holy War: Mac vs. DOS, The ” (Eco), 125\n\nhome and homeland, values of, 447n45\n\nhomo economicus, 44, 251, 328, 344, 362\n\nHope, Dennis, 456n7\n\nHouellebecq, Michel, 187\n\nHST algorithms, 33, 127, 278, 335\n\nHu Jintao, 98\n\nhumanism, 81, 212, 255 – 256, 361   \nhumans. See also citizens; individuals atomized, 251 – 252, 287 – 288 autophenomenology, 287 biological refashioning, 269 evolution, 148 human-animal distinction, 275 human-animal interface, 276 human-centered design, 289 human-driven cars, 283, 344 – 345 humanization, 272 human-machine distinction, 164 – 165 human-nonhuman distinction, 268, 275 human-object networks, 171 human-robotics interaction (HRI), 342 – 343, 362 human-to-human communication, 198, 340 human-to-nonhuman communication, 137, 171 – 172, 198 hunter-gatherer groups, 149 impermanence of, 359 personality, 277 privilege, 343 stool, 269 survival, isomorphic standardization of, 257 transformation of the world, 354   \nHurricane Katrina, 105   \nHusserl, Edmund, 28   \nhypermaterialism, 153, 263, 339   \nHypertube (Musk), 281   \nIBM, 63, 128, 179, 186, 327   \nICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), 34, 196   \nI Ching, 77   \nicons, 225   \nidentity. See also User: identity addresses and, 193 – 196, 206 boundaries of self in, 262 economy of, 270 externalized, 157 individuation-without-, 133 management, 396n12 online, 215 policing, 175 services, 136   \nillumination in architecture, 408n34   \nimage-interface, 220 – 221, 225 – 226, 233 – 235   \nimaginary architectural, 181 – 183, 324 film and, 241 interfacial, 225, 230 of resistance, 244 social, 233 The Stack ’ s logistical, 191 topological, 162 utopian, 235   \nimagine no lines/imagine nothing but lines, 324, 355   \n“ Imperial Message, An ” (Kafka), 191   \ninclusion/exclusion based on shared condition, 448n45 borders of, 22, 32 – 33, 172 – 176 Cloud Polis, 309 prisons, 153 universal, 287 of the User, 184 wealth and poverty, 311 – 312   \nindex is the innovation, 125, 138   \nIndia, 85, 95, 97, 309   \nindividuals. See also citizens; humans agency of, 274 crime embodied in, 156, 175 – 176 energy footprint, 113, 258 – 260 individuation, 133, 405n26 jurisdictional claims on, 144 – 145 personified simulations of, 254 – 255 as a process, 405n26 right to the city, 174 – 175, 404n10 self-quantification by, 203 – 204, 267 – 270 sense of self, 261 User relation to, 264   \nindustrialism, Anthropocenic, 12   \nindustrial power, symbols of, 183   \ninformation of absence, 342 centralization of, 116 culture of, 56 – 57 exchange, 361 governability of, 353, 451n61 human secretion of, 269 instant access to, 116 – 118 interaction with, 168 – 169 interfacial regimes producing, 230   \nnetworks, 31 post-Anthropocene, 217 reproblematizing the spatial, 27 scarcity, 372 spaces, 27, 31 systems, 3, 54 – 55 universalism, 315, 332 value, 332 visualization, 220 – 221, 225 – 226, 233 – 235, 243, 301, 323   \ninformation architecture, 201   \ninformation computing technologies (ICT), 93 – 96   \ninformation technology free zones, 313, 315   \ninformation theory, 54 – 55   \nIngels, Bjarke, 184   \nIngress (Google), 242, 245   \ninhuman intelligence, 81   \ninnovation   \nApps, 129, 238 architectural, 184, 322 city site for, 310 future of search and, 137 geotheological, 243 historical, 45, 77 – 78, 303 – 304 imitation of, 129 index as, 125, 138, 304 paths of, 94, 98 political-theological, 230 resistance to, 334 self-congratulation of accommodation, 104 social media, 158 Stack-to-come, 336 technological, 45, 62, 79, 92, 129, 163, 330 twenty-first-century, 125 – 126, 353\n\n478\n\nIndex","previous_page":477,"next_page":479}