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Use back button to return to main site. Chapters open in separate windows. RETHINKING MEDIA CHANGE: The Aesthetics of Transition David Thorburn and Henry Jenkins, editors click on highlighted titles to see chapters or excerpts of chapters |
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1. Introduction:
Towards an Aesthetics of Transition (complete) 2. Web of Paradox 3. Historicizing
Media in Transition 4. Re-Newing
Old Technologies: Astonishment, Second Nature, and the Uncanny in Technology
from the Previous Turn-of-the-Century 5. How Users
Define New Media: A History of the Amusement Phonograph 6. Books
Are Dead, Long Live Books (excerpt) 7. Help or
Hindrance? The History of the Book and Electronic Media 8. Historical
Perspectives on the Book and Information Technology |
9. Potholes
on the Information Superhighway: Congress as Publisher in Nineteenth-Century
America 10. Prophetic
Peasants and Bourgeois Pamphleteers: The Camisards Represented in Print,
1685-1717 11. Redefining
the Home Screen: Technological Convergence as Trauma and Business Plan 12. Home to
Home Page: Designing Digital Books 13. Reflections
on Interactvity 14. Forms of
Future 15. Stitch
Bitch: The Patchwork Girl
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16. "Let's
Be Going": A Parent Reads GeekCereal 17. Private
Uses of Cyberspace: Women, Desire and Fan Culture 18. Quentin
Tarantino's Star Wars? Digital Cinema, Media Convergence, and Participatory
Culture 19. Immersion
in the Virtual Ornament: Contemporary "Move Ride" Films 20. The Virtual
Window 21. Achitectures
of the Senses: Neo-Baroque Entertainment Spectacles 22. Media Technology
and Museum Display: A Century of Accommodation and Conflict |