This book provides a framework for understanding television's inherent spatiality and identifies key patterns that shape how space and place are articulated within the medium.
This book provides a framework for understanding television's inherent spatiality and identifies key patterns that shape how space and place are articulated within the medium.
Myles McNutt is Associate Professor of Communication and Theatre Arts at Old Dominion University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Spatial Capital in the Era of Mobile Production: Here There and Everywhere 2. The Textual Burden of Spatial Capital: Strategies for Dropping the Pin 3. Distributional Limits of Spatial Capital: Not There But Anywhere 4. Discursive Hierarchies of Spatial Capital: "Like A Character in the Show" 5. Spatial Capital and Social Media: Amplifiers Arbiters and the Mountains of North Dakota 6. Conclusion - Location Relocation Dislocation
Introduction 1. Spatial Capital in the Era of Mobile Production: Here There and Everywhere 2. The Textual Burden of Spatial Capital: Strategies for Dropping the Pin 3. Distributional Limits of Spatial Capital: Not There But Anywhere 4. Discursive Hierarchies of Spatial Capital: "Like A Character in the Show" 5. Spatial Capital and Social Media: Amplifiers Arbiters and the Mountains of North Dakota 6. Conclusion - Location Relocation Dislocation
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