Social Digitalisation: Persistent Transformations Beyond Digital Technology

Preface
Contents
1 Introducing Social Digitalisation
	1.1 Digitalisation Beyond Technology: ‘Digital Fruits’ and Other Examples of Digitalisation in Food Production, Retail and Marketing
	1.2 Digitalised Organisation in Early Modernity
	1.3 The Logic of Social Digitalisation: Organising Processes of Dis/continuance
	References
2 The Dis/continuous Factory System and the Rise of the Digital Era
	2.1 The Culture of Industrial Productivity
	2.2 The Manufactory: Setting the Scene for Digital Organisation
	2.3 The Factory: Perfecting Systems of Dis/continuance
	2.4 Mediators of Digital Processing: Commodities
	2.5 Technologies of Industrial Productivity
	References
3 Digitalisation and the Production of Bourgeois Privacy
	3.1 The Concept of Bourgeois Privacy
	3.2 The Distinctive Bourgeois Lifestyle
	3.3 The Organisation of Bourgeois Life as a Series of Dis/continuances
	3.4 Manufacturing in the Bourgeois Household
	3.5 Technologies of Household Reproduction
	References
4 The Formalisation of the Modern Market
	4.1 The ‘Open’ Market and Its ‘Closed’ Organisation
	4.2 The Department Store: The Formalisation of Interaction Designs Inside the Retailing Machine
	4.3 Technologies of Physical and Logistical Assemblage in the Department Store
	4.4 Physical and Logistical Assemblage as Self-Service and Prosumption
	4.5 The Imaginative Assemblage Undertaken by Purchasing Audiences
	References
5 The Evolution of Advanced Digital Literacy
	5.1 The Networked Household: ‘homes with a View’
	5.2 The Industrial Production of Digitalised Television Programmes
	5.3 The Fluid Technologies of Programming Reality
	5.4 Imaginative Assemblage of TV Audiences: ‘Continuity Editing’ as an Advanced Form of Digital Literacy
	References
6 Augmented and Reduced Realities
	6.1 Theories About Technologically Mediated Realities
	6.2 Modern Perception Styles
	6.3 Experiences of Augmented and Reduced Realities
	6.4 Diverse Readings of Augmented and Reduced Realities
	6.5 Co-programming Technologically Programmed Sign-Worlds
	References
7 The Dynamics of Social Digitalisation
	7.1 Social Digitalisation and Material Digital Technology
	7.2 Social Digitalisation’s Chains of Interdependence
	7.3 Semiotic Resources Supplying Digital Processing
	7.4 The Significance of Digital Literacies
	7.5 Researching Social Digitalisation
	References
8 Epilogue: Social Digitalisation Theory Encapsulated in a Cup of Coffee
	References
Index