Ontology of Artificial Nature: Focusing on the Four Elements of Basis and Stratum

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This paper develops Artificial Nature as an ontological framework for technological environments. It distinguishes the material and infrastructural basis of matter, energy, data, and networks from the operative layer of information, algorithms, interfaces, and experience. Drawing on Bhaskar and Deleuze and Guattari, Lee examines how platforms organize these layers. A study of Naver Series considers the possibilities of dialogic resonance alongside the capture of affective emergence within algorithmic designs.

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Artificial Nature

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현대문학이론연구 101, 79–129 · 2026-04

ISSN 1598-124X · 현대문학이론학회

DOI 10.22273/SMLT.101.4 · KCI · Publication and full-text provider

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