@inbook{311b50e0d49847158893407caa736ac1,
title = "Screens and Ontological Work: Four Projects of Yolngu Aboriginal Australian Meaning-Making Mobilising ICT Machines",
abstract = "The essay is the text of a lecture given in a PhD program in Braunsweig University in Germany, funded by the state government of Lower Saxony, Ministry of Science and Culture. Drawing on experience in four distinct and different research projects involving members of Yolngu Aboriginal Australian land owners using information and communication technologies for their own purposes -- social, cultural, political, and/or epistemic I reveal the roles of screens in ontological work.",
keywords = "screens, ontological work, Aboriginal Australian, information and communication technologies",
author = "Helen Verran",
year = "2021",
doi = "10.2307/j.ctv1gbrzc3.21",
language = "English",
isbn = "9783847424949",
series = "L'AGENda",
publisher = "Verlag Barbara Budrich",
pages = "205--229",
editor = "Jan B{\"u}ssers and Anja Fauhaber and Myriam Raboldt and Wiesner, {Rebecca }",
booktitle = "Gendered Configurations of Humans and Machines",
edition = "1",
}