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Technè/Technology : Researching Cinema and Media Technologies, their Development, Use and Impact

This fourth title in the series The Key Debates sets out where the term techne comes from, how it unleashed a revolution in thought and how the concept in the midst of the current digital revolution, once again, is influencing the study of film. In addition, the authors - among them Andre Gaudreault...

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Autor principal: Van den Oever, Annie (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: [Place of publication not identified] : Amsterdam University Press, 2014.
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505 0 |a Introduction : researching cinema and media technologies / Annie van den Oever -- Part I. Philosophy of technology : reassessing key questions -- The philosophy of technology in the frame of film theory : Walter Benjamin's contribution / Dominique Chateau -- Toward an archaeology of the cinema/technology relation : from mechanization to "digital cinema" / Benoît Turquety -- Technē and Poiēsis : on Heidegger and film theory / Robert Sinnerbrink -- Stiegler's post-phenomenological account of mediated experience / Patrick Crogan -- What are media? / Lambet Wiesing -- Part II. Cinema and media technologies : hardware, software, wetware -- The "history of vision"-debate revisited / Annemone Ligensa -- Will the 3D revolution happen? A brief perspective on the long history of stereoscopy (with special thanks to Eisenstein and Bazin) / Ian Christie -- Television's many technologies : domesticity, governmentality, genealogy / Markus Stauff -- Postmodern hi-fi vs. post-cool lo-fi : an epistemological war / Laurent Jullier -- Part III. Cinema and media technologies : a historical context -- Marey's gun : apparatuses of capture and the operational image / Pasi Väliaho -- Re-editing as psychotechnique : montage and mediality in early Soviet Cinema / Malte Hagener -- Technophobia and Italian film theoy in the interwar period / Francesco Pitassio -- Jean-Luc Godard's Histoire(s) du cinema : cogito ergo video / Celine Scemama -- Peformativity/Expressivity : the mobile micro screen and its subject / Nanna Verhoeff and Heidi Rae Cooley -- Part IV. Discussions : revisiting the past -- Rethinking the materiality of technical media : Friedrich Kittler, enfant terrible with a rejuvenating effect on parental discipline : a dialogue / Geoffrey Winthrop-Young and Annie van den Oever -- Revisiting Christian Metz's "apparatus theory" : a dialogue / Martin Lefebvre and Annie van den Oever -- Part V. Envisioning the future -- The future history of a vanishing medium / Andre Gaudreault -- Experimental media archaeology : a plea for new directions / Andeas Fickers and Annie van den Oever. 
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