| Beer 2009 | | technicity = capacity to make chances in world, transduction = we make space through actions. Code/space and coded space. |
| Allen 2008 | | strategies and tactics |
| Lyon 2009 | | gender bending women playing videogames, gaming = embodied, action game pandering to male gaze |
| Gordon and Koo 2008 | | walking is an embodied experience, experience of landscape, senses involved |
| Graham 2013 | | web 2.0, anyone can participate, lash post hegemonic |
| Searle and Kafai 2012 | | differences between lived and represented times |
| Todd 2012 | | lifelogging, replace memory, ethical/privacy concerns |
| Dodge and Kitchin 2005 | | deleuze describes affect as a 'series of capacities' |
| Kaika and Swyngedouw 2000 | | being unaware of body = way to cope with sensory overload of the city |
| Madge and OConnor 2005 | | urban dowry |
| Schwartz 2006 | | cyberspace outdated term, now embedded into daily lives |
| Shaw and Warf 2009 | | urban explorer based on a masculine model - brings into issues of urban fear |
| Licoppe et al 2008 | | power parasitic to freedom, drawing upon rose |
| Debord 1958 | | creator of the SI, the derive |
| Middleton 2009 | | social sorting, increased surveillance, 4 types, civil rights? |
| Crang 2001 | | alternative urban mobility as material resistance instead of ideological. Grace and habit are the same thing |
| Paterson 2005 | | games and experiences shared between individuals, fantasy landscapes |
| Middleton 2010 | | Secondlife in planning, far from reality yet some norms |
| Hubbard 2006 | | panopticon, gaze |
| Simmel 1971 | | urban fear |
| Ingold 2004 | | don't have to think about our body as we walk through space |
| Mott and Roberts 2014 | | benedicte's life mapped as a small triangle |
| Bondi and Rose 2003 | | embodied/affectual connection involved in gaming |
| Seamon and Nordin 1980 | | power and resistance described as reactionary, when actually should be seen in a performative framework as texts |
| Sharpe 2013 | | Babyworld, blurring of boundaries between real and virtual. mothering is socially constructed |
| Revel 2008 | | walking is a social practice linked to social identity - can work on yourself whilst walking |
| Rose 2002 | | Wyville study, can play with masculinities, increased mobility and freedom |
| de certeau 1984 | | Varberg in sweden marketplace, place ballet, body subject (Merleau-Ponty), body ballet, time space routine |
| foucault 1977 | | seperation of top and bottom half of body, mastery and moulding of the body |
