Situated Cameras, Situated Knowledges: Towards an Egocentric Epistemology for Computer Vision

Situated Cameras, Situated Knowledges: Towards an Egocentric Epistemology for Computer Vision

In her influential 1988 paper, Situated Knowledges, Donna Haraway uses vision and perspective as a metaphor to discuss scientific knowledge. Today, egocentric computer vision discusses many of the same issues, except in a literal vision context. In this short position paper, we collapse that metapho...

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