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Film and Video Intermediality: The Question of Medium Specificity in Contemporary Moving Images de Dr. Janna Houwen

Film and Video Intermediality: The Question of Medium Specificity in Contemporary Moving Images

Autor Dr. Janna Houwen
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In Film and Video Intermediality, Janna Houwen innovatively rewrites the concept of medium specificity in order to answer the questions "what is meant by video?" and "what is meant by film?" How are these two media (to be) understood? How can film and video be defined as distinct, specific media? In this era of mixed moving media, it is vital to ask these questions precisely and especially on the media of video and film. Mapping the specificity of film and video is indispensable in analyzing and understanding the many contemporary intermedial objects in which film and video are mixed or combined.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781501320972
ISBN-10: 1501320971
Pagini: 344
Ilustrații: 8 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Greutate: 0.63 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:New York, United States

Caracteristici

Proposes a new definition of medium specificity which enables readers to think of (and work with) the concept of the medium without resorting to essentialist or purely technological notions of medium specificity

Notă biografică

Janna Houwen is an Assistant Professor at the department of Film and Literary studies, Leiden University, The Netherlands.

Cuprins

IntroductionPart 1: The Reality Effect1 Reality Effects: Literature, Film and Video2 Devices in Video3 Devices in Film4 Sliding Scales5 Mediumspecificity and the Reality Effect6 InteractionPart 2: (Dis)embodiment7 Dispositif: A New Layered Structure8 (Dis)Embodying Dispositifs9 Cinema's Disembodying Dispositif: An Effect of an Effect10 Other Views on Film Viewing11 Surfaces and Screens: Video's Embodying Dispositifs12 In Between: Three Intermedial InstallationsPart 3: Social Structures13 The Medium,The Media and The Social14 Video: Flow and Feedback15 Film: Private/Production16 Electronic Diaries, Cinematic StoriesPart 4: Violent Features17 Objective Representation18 The Production of Portable Objects 19 Freezing20 Touching21 Surveillance22 VoyeurismConclusionBibliographyList of Films and VideosIndex

Recenzii

This excellent book brilliantly examines complex arguments about media and their impact. As we transit from conventional forms of expression to multi-modal media, Janna Houwen expertly studies the shift in our understanding of meaning and messages and their role in contemporary society.
An inventive reimagining of and incisive look into the materialism of video, what makes it tick but remain elusive both in and out of the filmic register. This volume expands the boundaries of a medium to include the haptic, the sensual and the state of being post-media; the very real question of how reality is structured and envisioned and what might constitute flow, power and surveillance in the 21st century.What does video do when rewound? How does it imprint the boundaries of surveillance on everyday activities? How is video embedded in films' legacy and how are screens integrated into the everyday environment(s)? Can video be embodied or embody itself and if so what are its aftereffects and its future tense? These are some of the tendrils followed deftly in Film and Video Intermediality.This volume is a rich theoretical engagement with both the legacy of video's embedded-ness in everyday life as well as a searching interrogation of medium specificity as Modernist touchstone. Is video a thing born of re-use, morphing and a questioning of the reality effect? Or is it born of an upending of the indexical relationship between image and viewer, a relationship often taken for truth. This volume is a brisk investigation of a medium and a media inculcated into the fabric of the everyday in surprising, insidious and illuminating ways.