The intersection of virtual and physical spaces at the heart of contemporary political protests is a pivotal element in new practices of activism. This book explores the emerging sites, aesthetics and politics of contemporary dissent as a critical attempt to foreground their mediation and negotiation in an era of neoliberal globalization.
The intersection of virtual and physical spaces at the heart of contemporary political protests is a pivotal element in new practices of activism. This book explores the emerging sites, aesthetics and politics of contemporary dissent as a critical attempt to foreground their mediation and negotiation in an era of neoliberal globalization.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michela Ardizzoni is Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado at Boulder, USA
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Emerging Practices of Media Activism I.1 Media from the Margins: Civic, Radical, Alternative, Tactical? I.2 The Revolution Will (Not) Be Televised: Media Technology and Activism I.3 Commercialism, Commodification, and Contemporary Social Action I.4 Matrix Activism Part I: From Rooftops to Squares: Space, Politics, and Media 1. Squatting Frequencies in Italy 1.1 The Telestreet Project 1.2 Insu^tv from Naples 1.3 Tactics of Interventions 1.4 Street Television and Radical Democracy 2. Networks of Protests in the Arab Spring 2.1 Genesis of the Uprisings 2.2 Politics, Participation, and Physical Spaces 2.3 Mediated Spaces and Political Embodiments Part II: Body Scripts and Tactics of Change 3. Rising Against Violence: Eve Ensler's Global Campaigns 3.1 Campaigning for Gendered Justice: the V-Day and One Billion Rising Initiatives 3.2 Branding Gender Activism 4. Culture Jamming and Veiled Bodies in French Guerrilla Graffiti 4.1 Veiled Identities and Gendered Politics 4.2 Princess Hijab's Tactics of Subversion 4.3 Culture Jamming and the Re-Gendering of Public Spaces Part III: Choreographies of Dissent: Performance, Music, and Social Change 5. Posse's Music of Occupation and Practices of Social Justice 5.1 Squatted Spaces of Resistance: the Italian Centri Sociali 5.2 Global Beats, Local Dialects, Shared Resistance: Italian Posse Music 5.3 Zero Plastica's Local-Global Nexus 6. 'Enough Is Enough': Senegalese Hip-Hop and Civic Engagement 6.1 A Fight for Political Justice: The Origins of Y'en a marre 6.2 Y'en a marre's Performative Activism and Social Action 6.3 Media Activism between Tradition and Renewal Epilogue: Towards New Understandings of Contemporary Media Activism
Introduction: Emerging Practices of Media Activism I.1 Media from the Margins: Civic, Radical, Alternative, Tactical? I.2 The Revolution Will (Not) Be Televised: Media Technology and Activism I.3 Commercialism, Commodification, and Contemporary Social Action I.4 Matrix Activism Part I: From Rooftops to Squares: Space, Politics, and Media 1. Squatting Frequencies in Italy 1.1 The Telestreet Project 1.2 Insu^tv from Naples 1.3 Tactics of Interventions 1.4 Street Television and Radical Democracy 2. Networks of Protests in the Arab Spring 2.1 Genesis of the Uprisings 2.2 Politics, Participation, and Physical Spaces 2.3 Mediated Spaces and Political Embodiments Part II: Body Scripts and Tactics of Change 3. Rising Against Violence: Eve Ensler's Global Campaigns 3.1 Campaigning for Gendered Justice: the V-Day and One Billion Rising Initiatives 3.2 Branding Gender Activism 4. Culture Jamming and Veiled Bodies in French Guerrilla Graffiti 4.1 Veiled Identities and Gendered Politics 4.2 Princess Hijab's Tactics of Subversion 4.3 Culture Jamming and the Re-Gendering of Public Spaces Part III: Choreographies of Dissent: Performance, Music, and Social Change 5. Posse's Music of Occupation and Practices of Social Justice 5.1 Squatted Spaces of Resistance: the Italian Centri Sociali 5.2 Global Beats, Local Dialects, Shared Resistance: Italian Posse Music 5.3 Zero Plastica's Local-Global Nexus 6. 'Enough Is Enough': Senegalese Hip-Hop and Civic Engagement 6.1 A Fight for Political Justice: The Origins of Y'en a marre 6.2 Y'en a marre's Performative Activism and Social Action 6.3 Media Activism between Tradition and Renewal Epilogue: Towards New Understandings of Contemporary Media Activism
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