Post cinematic affect / Steven Shaviro.

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Shaviro, Steven.

Title & Author:

Post cinematic affect / Steven Shaviro.

Publication:

Winchester, UK ; Washington, USA : 0 [zero] Books, 2010.

Description:

1 online resource

Series:

Zer0 Books ; 7

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Corporate cannibal -- Boarding gate -- Southland tales -- Gamer -- Coda.

Summary:

This book ponders the fate of the movies in a world of digital media, globalization, and massive financial flows.

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ISBN:

9781846946875 (electronic bk.)
1846946875 (electronic bk.)
1846944317
9781846944314

Subject:

Bibel Philemonbrief
Motion pictures Semiotics.
Motion pictures History 21st century.
Digital media Social aspects.
Semiotics and motion pictures.
Critical theory.
Sociology.
Sémiotique et cinéma.
Cinéma Histoire 21e siècle.
Médias numériques Aspect social.
Théorie critique.
Sociologie.
critical theory (sociological concept)
sociology.
Motion pictures
Neue Medien
Globalisierung
Filmsemiotik
Film Elektronische Medien Geschichte 2001 ff.
Filmsemiotik Geschichte 2001 ff.
Filmteori.
Semiotik.
ART.

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Essays.
History

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