Critical Terms for Media Studies
Douban
Terms for Media Studies
W. J. T. Mitchell / Mark B. N. Hansen
Übersicht
“Critical Terms for Media Studies offers not simply a collection of critical terms, but a paradigm-shifting rethinking of the field itself. It represents an extremely important approach to media in the twenty-first century, one that will become increasingly relevant as the ubiquity of new media and new technologies make the questions it raises more and more pressing. The book is a definitive and defining statement about the future shape and direction of media studies.”—Charlie Gere, author of Digital Culture.
The books in this subject catalog are not all the books published by the University of Chicago Press in this field, but only our most recent and important books.
contents
Introduction W. J. T. Mitchell and Mark B. N. Hansen
Aesthetics
1. Art Johanna Drucker
2. Body Bernadette Wegenstein
3. Image W. J. T. Mitchell
4. Materiality Bill Brown
5. Memory Bernard Stiegler, with an introduction by Mark B. N. Hansen
6. Senses Caroline Jones
7. Time and Space W. J. T. Mitchell and Mark B. N. Hansen
Technology
8. Biomedia Eugene Thacker
9. Communication Bruce Clarke
10. Cybernetics N. Katherine Hayles
11. Information Bruce Clarke
12. New Media Mark B. N. Hansen
13. Hardware/Software/Wetware Geoffrey Winthrop-Young
14. Technology John Johnston
Society
15. Exchange David Graeber
16. Language Cary Wolfe
17. Law Peter Goodrich
18. Mass Media John Durham Peters
19. Networks Alexander R. Galloway
20. Systems David Wellbery
21. Writing Lydia H. Liu
Contributors
Index
