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BA1002 traces the flow of key concepts through networks that shape who we are and how we experience the world

What are the BA1002 key concepts?

Key concepts:

Network properties:
  • Power
  • Space and Place
  • Reality and Virtuality
  • Narrative and Communication
  • Self and Community
  • Exchange
  • Relations of power
  • Interrelations between the one and the many
  • Facets of communication and exchange
  • Connections to space and place
  • The interrelation of fact-fiction and reality-virtuality

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