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I. Setting the Stage; 1 Jannis Kallinikos, Paul M. Leonardi, and Bonnie A. Nardi: The Challenge of Materiality: Origins, Scope, and Prospects; II. Theorizing Materiality; 2 Paul M. Leonardi: Materiality, Sociomateriality, and Socio-Technical Systems: What Do These Terms Mean? How Are They Different? Do We Need Them?; 3 Philip Faulkner and Jochen Runde: On Sociomateriality; 4 Jannis Kallinikos: Form, Function, and Matter: Crossing the Border of Materiality; III. Materiality as Performativity; 5 Neil Pollock: Ranking Devices: The Socio-Materiality of Ratings; 6 Susan V. Scott and Wanda J. Orlikowski: Great Expectations: The Materiality of Commensurability in Social Media; 7 Youngjin Yoo: Digital Materiality and the Emergence of an Evolutionary Science of the Artificial; IV. Materiality as Assemblage; 8 Hamid Ekbia and Bonnie A. Nardi: Inverse Instrumentality: How Technologies Objectify Patients and Players; 9 Anne-Laure Fayard: Space Matters, but How? Physical Space, Virtual Space, and Place; 10 Jennifer Whyte and Chris Harty: Socio-material Practices of Design Co-ordination Across a Large Construction Project; V. Materiality as Affordance; 11 Daniel Robey, Benoit Raymond, and Chad Anderson: Theorizing Information Technology as a Material Artifact in Information Systems Research; 12 Samer Faraj and Bijan Azad: The Materiality of Technology: An Affordance Perspective; 13 Carole Groleau and Christiane Demers: Pencils, Legos, and Guns: A Study of Artifacts Used in Architecture; VI. Materiality as Consequence; 14 Brian T. Pentland and Harminder Singh: Materiality: What are the Consequences?; 15 Francois Cooren, Gail Fairhurst, and Romain Huet: Why Matter Always Matters in (Organizational) Communication; 16 Jenna Burrell: The Materiality of Rumor; VII. Epilogue; 17 Albert Borgmann: Matter Matters: Materiality in Philosophy, Physics, and Technology

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