Documentary Resistance: Social Change and Participatory Media offers a new approach to understanding the networked capacity of documentary media to create public commons areas. This book is distinctive in approach, understanding how struggles for social justice are reflected on the documentary screen but social change interventions begins before and beyond.
Documentary Resistance: Social Change and Participatory Media offers a new approach to understanding the networked capacity of documentary media to create public commons areas. This book is distinctive in approach, understanding how struggles for social justice are reflected on the documentary screen but social change interventions begins before and beyond.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Angela J. Aguayo is Associate Professor of Cinema and Digital Culture at Southern Illinois University. She is scholar and media maker whose practice reflects an interdisciplinary approach to documentary, media studies, rhetoric, and critical cultural theory. Her most recent work is focused on agency, collective identification and participatory media cultures, investigating the possibilities for documentary to engage the process of social change. She is also an award winning writer, director and producer of mutiple documentary shorts utilized in community engagement campaigns as well as screening at festivals and museums around the world.
Inhaltsangabe
* PREFACE * CHAPTER 1: Introduction: Documentary Resistance * CHAPTER 2: A Critical History of Documentary and Participatory Media Culture(s) * CHAPTER 3: Documentary Goes Popular: The Rise of Digital Media Cultures * CHAPTER 4: Laboring Under Documentary: Collective Identification and the Collapse of the American Working Class * CHAPTER 5: Subjugated Histories as Affective Resistance: Abortion Documentaries as Botched Political Subjectivity * CHAPTER 6: Street Tapes as the People's History of Unjustified Police Force * CHAPTER 7: Conclusion: The Documentary Commons and Conditions of Resistance * INDEX
* PREFACE * CHAPTER 1: Introduction: Documentary Resistance * CHAPTER 2: A Critical History of Documentary and Participatory Media Culture(s) * CHAPTER 3: Documentary Goes Popular: The Rise of Digital Media Cultures * CHAPTER 4: Laboring Under Documentary: Collective Identification and the Collapse of the American Working Class * CHAPTER 5: Subjugated Histories as Affective Resistance: Abortion Documentaries as Botched Political Subjectivity * CHAPTER 6: Street Tapes as the People's History of Unjustified Police Force * CHAPTER 7: Conclusion: The Documentary Commons and Conditions of Resistance * INDEX
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