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List of Terms Some terms can appear in different disciplines. By definition, the discipline relevant to the book was used. (ant) anthropology, (film) film theory, (hist) history, (inf) informatics, (lit) literature theory, (med) media theory, (narr) narratology, (ped) pedagogy, (phil) philosophy, (psych) psychology #me too movement (med): public testimonies of people who have typically suffered sexual harassment adaptation (film, narr): application to another medium affective (psych): related to emotions, feelings agency (psych): a sense of one’s ability to act effectively anime (film): cartoons based on Japanese manga AR (inf): augmented reality artifact: a work of art artificial intelligence (inf, med): technology that can perform complex operations through adaptive learning, such as chatbots, facial recognition systems, translation software assertive (psych): argumentative but not offensive to others attachment (psych): the mother-child bond that develops after birth and during infancy authoring tool (inf): software that supports the spatial representation of the branching structure of interactive narratives, such as Storyspace or Twine big data (inf): the vast amount of data that has accumulated and become accessible since the digital revolution, consisting of many different types of elements which are processed rapidly in an algorithmic way blog (med): a term created by merging the words web and log (weblog) and then shortening them to blog; a diary that allows users to communicate their opinions and creative products publicly; there are also thematic versions; an example of an open source blogging platform is Blogger bot (inf, med): abbreviation of the word robot; software that performs automatic tasks using algorithms Budapest School (film): a movement of documentary fiction filmmakers that started at the Béla Balazs Studio in Budapest in the 1970s
