The photographic image in digital culture.
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R006344 Ned. Fotomuseum $DIG LISTER.M 1995
TitleThe photographic image in digital culture.
Author
Edition[editie] 1998 repr.
Photographer
Place of publicationLondon
PublisherRoutledge
Year of publication1995
Pagination256
Illustrationsb&w
DimensionsA4
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
Series titleComedia (series ed. David Morley)
ISBN0-415-121574
Bibliographic Notespb; index;
SubjectReclame, amateurfotografie, Kunst en digitale beeldbewerking, Culturele studies, Oorlog en fotografie, Digitale beeldbewerkingstechnieken, Surveillance Photography ( = Exploratie fotografie), mediastudies
Abstract
Martin Lister: introductory essay
PART I : Visual Culture and Technological Change :
1. Kevin Robins: will image move us still? ;
2. Michael Punt: the elephant, the spaceship and the white cockatoo: an archaeology of digital photography ;
PART II : The Body and Surveillance :
3. Beryl Graham: the panic button (in which our heroine goes back to the future of pornography) ;
4. Sarah Kember: medicine's new vision? ;
5. Sarah Kember: surveillance, technology and crime: the james bulger case l
PART III : Domestic Leisure and Entertainment :
6. Don Slater: domestic photography and digital culture ;
7. Andrew Dewdney and Frank Boyd: televison, computers, technology and cultural form ;
8. Ruth Furlong: there's no place like home ;
9. Martin Barker: drawing aflention to the image: computers and comics ;
PART : Art and Public Media :
10. Michelle Henning: digital encounters: mythical pasts and electronic presence ;
11. Ian Walker: desert stories or faith in facts? ;
Index.
PART I : Visual Culture and Technological Change :
1. Kevin Robins: will image move us still? ;
2. Michael Punt: the elephant, the spaceship and the white cockatoo: an archaeology of digital photography ;
PART II : The Body and Surveillance :
3. Beryl Graham: the panic button (in which our heroine goes back to the future of pornography) ;
4. Sarah Kember: medicine's new vision? ;
5. Sarah Kember: surveillance, technology and crime: the james bulger case l
PART III : Domestic Leisure and Entertainment :
6. Don Slater: domestic photography and digital culture ;
7. Andrew Dewdney and Frank Boyd: televison, computers, technology and cultural form ;
8. Ruth Furlong: there's no place like home ;
9. Martin Barker: drawing aflention to the image: computers and comics ;
PART : Art and Public Media :
10. Michelle Henning: digital encounters: mythical pasts and electronic presence ;
11. Ian Walker: desert stories or faith in facts? ;
Index.
| Copy number | R006344 |
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| Shelf mark | $DIG LISTER.M 1995 |