Biblioteka Uniwersytecka
The 21st century media (r)evolution : emergent communication practices
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . . ix
INTRODUCTION . . 1
1 THE NEW MEDIASPEAK - MEDIA LANGUAGE AND TERMINOLOGY TODAY . . 17
35 common media descriptions . . 17
What is Web 2.0 and what is all the fuss about? . . 32
A timeline of key Web developments: Web 1.0 - Web 3.0 . . 46
2 UNDERSTANDING THE MEDIASCAPE - PHILOSOPHIES AND THEORIES OF EMERGENT MEDIA . . 59
Major traditions of media critique . . 60
Media barons versus net neutrality . . 68
The digital divide . . 77
Community and social capital . . 84
Technological determinism . . 93
The less travelled middle ground and the beauty of grey . . 97
3 SORTING MYTHS AND CYBERBOLE FROM TRENDS AND TIPPING POINTS . . 105
The end of endism . . 105
The myth of cyberspace and cyberculture . . 107
The disappearing computer and communications network . . 114
Media are immaterial . . 115
Audience fragmentation and demassification . . 120
4 THE FUTURE OF COMMUNITY AND CULTURE . . 137
Reclaiming folk culture . . 138
Identity construction - new 'technologies of the self' . . 140
Anomie or social glue? . . 146
Engaging youth - generations X, Y and C . . 148
When autonomy and individualism are important - online 'greys' . . 151
5 THE FUTURE OF MEDIATED POLITICS . . 155
The mediated public sphere . . 157
The emergent public sphere . . 160
E-democracy and e-government - the role of emergent media . . 175
6 THE FUTURE OF JOURNALISM . . 209
Four converging changes . . 211
The loss of journalists . . 212
The loss of time . . 215
The loss of 'gatekeepers' . . 221
The loss of 'truth', 'objectivity' and source credibility . . 229
The loss of audiences . . 239
Opportunities for a 'new new journalism' . . 242
7 THE FUTURE OF ADVERTISING . . 253
Structural as well as economic challenges . . 254
The audiences that got away . . 256
Evolving approaches in advertising . . 257
Future approaches - Relevancy Advertising and other ways to 'ad value' . . 268
8 FUTURE MEDIA BUSINESS MODELS . . 277
Emergent business models . . 281
Beyond advertising . . 292
The Attention Economy . . 296
Market intelligence and data v privacy . . 297
E-commerce to v-commerce . . 303
9 THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS . . 307
Unspinning spin . . 308
Conversations, dialogue, relationships - rediscovering authenticity . . 316
Emergent media monitoring and analysis . . 318
Emergent media relations . . 322
10 THE FUTURE FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESS . . 327
Transparency - four billion mobile/cell phones are watching . . 329
Security and governance . . 330
Beyond brand to reputation and relationships . . 331
Opportunities - the Long Tail and beyond . . 332
CONCLUSIONS . . 335
REFERENCES . . 351
INDEX . . 397
The cartoons that shook the world
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Acknowledgments . . vii
Introduction . . I
1 The Editors and the Cartoonists . . 13
2 The Path to a Showdown . . 35
3 The Diplomatic Protest against the Cartoons . . 63
4 Muslims'"Day of Rage" . . 83
5 Seeking the Third Way . . 114
6 Muslim Iconoclasm and Christian Blasphemy . . 131
7 Danish Intolerance and Foreign Relations . . 147
8 The Freedom Agenda Rebound . . 167
Chronology . . 185
Notes . . 201
Index . . 221
On directing and dramaturgy : burning the house
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Acknowledgments . . ix
Prologue . . xi
Introduction: the field of poppies . . xvii
1 The empty ritual . . 1
Word bridges . . 1
Where do I come from? . . 4
A plurality of dramaturgies . . 8
FIRST INTERMEZZO: The children of silence . . 15
2 Organic dramaturgy as a level of organisation . . 23
The actor's dramaturgy . . 23
The ritual of Disorder . . 35
Sonorous dramaturgy . . 40
Dramaturgy of the space . . 45
Prepare for life and arms . . 50
The moment of truth . . 53
SECOND INTERMEZZO: What the actors say and the director's reflections . . 59
3 Narrative dramaturgy as a level of organisation . . 83
Creative thought . . 83
From glance to vision . . 88
Who made me what I am? . . 94
Knots . . 98
Simultaneity: narrating according to the laws of space . . 101
Exu: swimming in a lasting presence . . 106
The origin of the Odin Road . . 108
Not text, but narrative context . . 113
Centre of the book . . 122
Working for the text and working with the text . . 123
Kaosmos . . 130
Chained to an oar . . 146
THIRD INTERMEZZO: Twenty years later . . 149
4 Evocative dramaturgy as a level of organisation . . 169
The Trans-Siberian . . 169
The torrid zone of memory . . 173
Winds that burn . . 177
The spectator's dramaturgy . . 183
The elusive order . . 187
Shadows like roots . . 190
FOURTH INTERMEZZO: What a notebook says . . 191
5 Theatre-in-liberty . . 201
Burning the house . . 202
A dramaturgy of dramaturgies . . 204
Letter from the director to his friend and adviser Nando Taviani . . 207
Incursions and irruptions . . 210
Epilogue . . 212
Envoi . . 213
Notes . . 217
Writing and the digital generation : essays on new media rhetoric
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Preface . . 1
Introduction: Blurring Rhetorical Borders . . 3
I. React: Maintaining a Fan Community
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1. The Inter(Active) Soap Opera Viewer: Fantastic Practices and Mediated Communities . . 19
2. Going Deep: What Online Sports Culture Teaches Us About the Rhetorical Future of Social Networks . . 33
3. Spoiling Heroes, Enhancing Our Viewing Pleasure: NEC's Heroes and the Re-Shaping of the Televisual Landscape . . 45
4. History, the Trace, and Fandom Wank . . 58
5. Writing Wonder Women: How Playful Resistance Leads to Sustained Authorial Participation at Sequential Tart . . 70
Profiles
6. What the Frell Happened? Rhetorical Strategies of the Farscape Community . . 83
7. The Realtime Forum Fan . . 86
8. "As Seen on The Colbert Report": Or, Why I Love Reality TV . . 90
II. Re-Mix: Participating in Established Narratives
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9. Making Our Voices Heard: Young Adult Females Writing Participatory Fan Fiction . . 95
10. Dungeons and Dragons for Jocks: Trash Talking and Viewing Habits of Fantasy Football League Participants . . 106
11. Alternate Universes on Video: Ficvid and the Future of Narrative . . 117
Profiles
12. Dean, Mal and Snape Walk into a Bar: Lessons in Crossing Over . . 132
13. Stars of a Different Variety: Stealth Teaching Through Fanfic . . 135
III. Re-Create: Creating Narratives within Established Frames
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14. Writing and Rhetoric for a Ludic Democracy: YouTube, Fandom, and Participatory Pleasure . . 141
15. World of Rhetcraft: Rhetorical Production and Raiding in World of Warcraft . . 152
16. Rekindling Rhetoric: Oratory and Marketplace Culture in Guild Wars . . 162
17. Virtual Guerrillas and a World of Extras: Shooting Machinima in Second Life . . 174
18. Remix, Play, and Remediation: Undertheorized Composing Practices . . 186
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19. Conf(us)(ess)ions of a Videogame Role-Player . . 198
20. Born Again in a Fictional Universe: A Participant Portrait of EVE Online . . 201
21. A Place to Call Home: The Experience of One Guild Chat in World of Warcraft . . 204
22. Magic Canvas: Digital Building Blocks . . 207
IV. Teaching the Digital Generation
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23. Encouraging Feedback: Responding to Fan Fiction at Different Colored Pens . . 213
24. MetaSpace: Meatspace and Blogging Intersect . . 226
25. Meeting the Digital Generation in the Classroom: A Reflection on the Obstacles . . 239
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26. Making Dorothy Parker My MySpace Friend: A Classroom Application for Social Networks . . 252
27. Novel Cartographies, New Correspondences . . 255
About the Contributors . . 259
Index . . 265
A history of Italian cinema
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Preface . . vii
Acknowledgments . . xii
PART ONE: EARLY ITALIAN CINEMA
1 The Silent Era . . 1
2 The Coming of Sound and the Fascist Era . . 20
PART TWO: ITALIAN NEOREALISM
3 Masters of Neorealism: Rossellini, De Sica, and Visconti . . 61
4 Exploring the Boundaries of Neorealism . . 98
5 The Break with Neorealism: The Cinema Reconstruction Fellini's Trilosies of Character and Grace, and the Return of Melodrama . . 127
PART THREE: THE GOLDEN AGE OF ITALIAN CINEMA
6 The Italian "Peplum": The Sword and Sandal Epic . . 159
7 Commedia all'italiana: Comedy and Social Criticism . . 180
8 Neorealism's Legacy to a New Generation, and the Italian Political Film . . 217
9 The Mateur Auteurs: New Dimensions in Film Narrative in Visconti, Antonioni, De Sica, and Fellini . . 259
10 The Spaghetti Nightmare: Horror Films from the 1950s to the Present . . 306
11 A Fistful of Pasta: Sergio Leone and the Spaghetti Western . . 338
12 Mystery, Gore, and Mayhem: The Italian Giallo . . 372
13 Myth, Marx, and Freud in Pier Paolo Pasolini and Bernardo Bertolucci . . 416
14 The Poliziesco: Italian Crime Films from the 1970s to the Present . . 453
PART FOUR: GENERATIONAL CHANGE IN THE CONTEMPORARY ITALIAN CINEMA
15 The Old Guard Never Surrenders: Italy's Prewar Auteurs in the 1980s and 1990s . . 497
16 The Third Wave: A New Generation of Auteurs . . 519
17 Italian Cinema Enters the Third Millennium . . 557
Notes . . 567
Bibliography . . 593
Photo Credits . . 646
Index . . 647
Les Cahiers Tristan Tzara = Caietele Tristan Tzara. T. 1
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I. L'AVANT-GARDE ET SES AVATARS. LES MANIFESTES DADA . . 19
II. DADA ET SON ETAPE ROUMAINE . . 71
III. ÉCLOSION ET CONTINUITÉ DANS L'AVANT-GARDE ROUMAINE . . 115
IV. DADAÏSME, SURREALISME ET AUTRES «ISMES» . . 157
V. SOUS LE SIGNE DES AVANT-GARDES CONTEMPORAINS . . 331
VI. L'AVANT-GARDE ET LES AVENTURES DE LA MODERNITE . . 375
VII. À PROXIMITE DE L'AVANT-GARDE . . 483
VIII. H. PRODUCTIONS POETIQUES BUR LES «CAHIERS TRISTAN TZARA» . . 517
IX. L'ESPRIT DADA ET LE THEATRE CONTEMPORAIN . . 587
Kaip tai atsitiko Didžiajame mūšyje... : Žalgirio atodangos : tarptautinės parodos katalogas, Radvilų Rūmai, Vilnius 2010 m. lapkričio 10 d.-2011 m. sausio 30 d. = Jak to było podczas Wielkiej Bitwy... : odsłony Grunwaldu : katalog międzynarodowej wystawy
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Lietuvos Respublikos kultūros ministro sveikinimo žodis . . 10
Lenkijos Respublikos kultūros ir nacionalinio paveldo ministro sveikinimo žodis . . 12
Žalgirio atodangos . . 14
Žalgirio pergalės minėjimo tradicija . . 20
Didžiojo karo (1409-1411) chronologija . . 24
Trumpai apie Žalgirio mūšį . . 28
„Lietuvių pabėgimas" iš Žalgirio mūšio . . 33
Marso aidai Krokuvos katedroje . . 44
Karaliaus Vladislovo Jogailos portretai . . 67
Vilniaus katedra - karinių pergalių minėjimo ir įamžinimo vieta . . 87
XV-XIX a. Vytauto portretai . . 102
Sv. Kazimieras karys . . 119
Žalgirio mūšis XV-XVIII a. dailėje . . 128
Žalgirio mūšio atspindžiai XV-XVI a. literatūroje . . 150
Ir visą vokiečių jėgą sumušė: Žalgiris Lietuvos Didžiosios Kunigaikštystės pasakojime . . 156
Žalgirio mįslė . . 169
Žalgirio tema XIX-XX a. Lietuvos dailėje . . 183
„Didelių vilčių metai" - Žalgirio mūšio minėjimas 1910 metais . . 193
Publikacijos apie Žalgirio mūšio 500-ąsias metines 1910 m. periodinėje spaudoje . . 214
Publikacijų apie Žalgirio mūšio 500-ąsias metines 1910 m. periodinėje spaudoje rodyklė . . 220
Žalgirio vėliavų rekonstrukcijos . . 228
Žalgirio mūšio atminimas . . 241
Katalogas
I. Žalgiris . . 254
II. Jogaila . . 300
III. Šventieji . . 334
IV. Vytautas . . 342
V. Jubiliejai . . 378
VI. Šiandien . . 442
Žalgirio mūšio 600 metų jubiliejaus (1410-2010) renginių programa . . 451
VII. Vėliavos . . 454
Katalogo eksponatų aprašų autoriai . . 486
Santrumpos . . 487
Bibliografija . . 489
Religioznye dviženiâ na Rusi poslednej treti XIV-načala XVI v. : strigol'niki i židovctvuûŝie
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Arhiv stol'nika Andreâ Il'iča Bezobrazova. Č. 1
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Účty dvora prince Zikmunda Jagellonského, vévody hlohovského a opavského, nejvyššího hejtmana Slezska a Lužic, z let (1493) 1500-1507 : kritická edice pramene
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Princ Zikmund Jagellonský a účetní knihy jeho dvora . . VII
Kníže z periferie . . VII
Dvorské účty jagellonských panovníků . . XIX
Edice . . XXIX
Popis editovaných pramenů . . XXIX
Ediční poznámka . . XXXII
Obrazová příloha . . XXXIX
Regestnun curiensium principis Sigismundi (zápisy z let 1493-1499) . . LI
Účty dvora prince Zikmunda Jagellonského z let 1500-1507 . . 1
Kniha I: Účty z let 1500-1504 . . 3
Kniha II: Účty z let 1504-1507 . . 347
Seznam použitých pramenů a literatury . . 651
Rejstříky . . 663
Rejstřík míst, zemí a geografických názvů . . 669
Rejstřík osob . . 679
Rejstřík věcný . . 697
Summary . . 739