Bringing together leading scholars from around the world and across scholarly disciplines, this collection of 32 original essays provides a comprehensive exploration of the relationships between cities and media.
Bringing together leading scholars from around the world and across scholarly disciplines, this collection of 32 original essays provides a comprehensive exploration of the relationships between cities and media.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Erica Stein is Assistant Professor of Film at Vassar College. Her research focuses on the spatial politics of alternative cinemas. She is the author of Seeing Symphonically: Avant-Garde Film, Urban Planning, and the Utopian Image of New York (2021) and the co-founder of Mediapolis: A Journal of Cities and Culture. Germaine R. Halegoua is John D. Evans Development Professor and associate professor of Communication and Media at the University of Michigan. Her research focuses on the relationships between people, place, and digital media. She is the author of The Digital City (2020), Smart Cities (2020), and co-editor of Locating Emerging Media (2016). Brendan Kredell is Associate Professor of Film Studies and Production at Oakland University. His research and writing focus on the intersection of media and urban studies. With Marijke de Valck and Skadi Loist, he co-edited the book Film Festivals: History, Theory, Method, Practice (2016) and is the co-founder of Mediapolis: A Journal of Cities and Culture .
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Introduction How to Do Things with Media and the City Part I: Imaginaries and Cityscapes 1. Cinema as Urban Modelling: Understanding Urban Phenomena through Fiction Films 2. Imagining Migrants in Cities 3. "The Last Time I Saw Paris": The Contemporary Parisian Omnibus Film in Context 4. Backlot Urbanism: The Constructed New York City of How I Met Your Mother 5. Nollywood Film Posters and Print Urbanism in Lagos 6. Architectural Symbolism in Latin American Cinema 7. Skylines of the Mind: How City Building Games Reflect Urban Imaginations and Shape Urban Realities 8. Voicing New Life: Prostitute Reform and the Socialist Public Sphere in 1950s Chinese Cinema 9. Urban Labor and the Cinematic Nocturne Part II: Architectures and Infrastructures 10. The Architecture of News Media in New York City 11. Amsterdam Film Festival City 12. The Sportification of Place: Governance Mediatization and Place-Branding through the Stadium 13. Ambos Nogales Repair: Critical Play and the Infrastructures of the Border City 14. On Emptiness: Spacing in Media Architecture 15. Rethinking Public Projection as Traction: The Case of Imagining Publics (2019) 16. Land Use Mapping and the Topologies of a Cinematic City: San Diego's Backlots from 1985-2005 Part III: Development and Redevelopment 17 Masterplanning: Urban Redevelopment and the Racialization of American Urban Cinematic Space 18. A Layered Landscape of Western Movie Production: Combining Geographical and Historiographical Methods at Old Tucson Studios 19. At Home in the Metropolis: Reimagining Beijing and Shanghai in the 21st Century 20. The City at 42nd Street 21. Dreaming Documenting Disturbing: Independent Environmental Film in 1970s West Berlin 22. Screening Istanbul and the Rebelliousness of Poor Images 23. Care-ful Governance in the Smart City 24. "City Stories": Digital Placemaking and Public History in Singapore 25. "What am I Supposed to do with all These White People?": Fifty Years of Gentrification Anxiety on Screen Part IV: Strategies and Tactics 26. Studio Urbanism 27. Locational Love and Labor: Hollywood Media Production Pre- and Post-Pandemic 28. Who Controls the Media: the Racial Politics of Public Interest and Local Television in Detroit 29. From Extraterritoriality to Extratemporality: Contemporary Media and Politics in Hong Kong 30. Detroit Diplomats Represent: Hip Hop Gentrification and the City 31. Rethinking Micromobility as Mobilities Justice: Location-based Traffic Apps in Rio de Janeiro 32. Not At All Evenly Distributed
Introduction How to Do Things with Media and the City Part I: Imaginaries and Cityscapes 1. Cinema as Urban Modelling: Understanding Urban Phenomena through Fiction Films 2. Imagining Migrants in Cities 3. "The Last Time I Saw Paris": The Contemporary Parisian Omnibus Film in Context 4. Backlot Urbanism: The Constructed New York City of How I Met Your Mother 5. Nollywood Film Posters and Print Urbanism in Lagos 6. Architectural Symbolism in Latin American Cinema 7. Skylines of the Mind: How City Building Games Reflect Urban Imaginations and Shape Urban Realities 8. Voicing New Life: Prostitute Reform and the Socialist Public Sphere in 1950s Chinese Cinema 9. Urban Labor and the Cinematic Nocturne Part II: Architectures and Infrastructures 10. The Architecture of News Media in New York City 11. Amsterdam Film Festival City 12. The Sportification of Place: Governance Mediatization and Place-Branding through the Stadium 13. Ambos Nogales Repair: Critical Play and the Infrastructures of the Border City 14. On Emptiness: Spacing in Media Architecture 15. Rethinking Public Projection as Traction: The Case of Imagining Publics (2019) 16. Land Use Mapping and the Topologies of a Cinematic City: San Diego's Backlots from 1985-2005 Part III: Development and Redevelopment 17 Masterplanning: Urban Redevelopment and the Racialization of American Urban Cinematic Space 18. A Layered Landscape of Western Movie Production: Combining Geographical and Historiographical Methods at Old Tucson Studios 19. At Home in the Metropolis: Reimagining Beijing and Shanghai in the 21st Century 20. The City at 42nd Street 21. Dreaming Documenting Disturbing: Independent Environmental Film in 1970s West Berlin 22. Screening Istanbul and the Rebelliousness of Poor Images 23. Care-ful Governance in the Smart City 24. "City Stories": Digital Placemaking and Public History in Singapore 25. "What am I Supposed to do with all These White People?": Fifty Years of Gentrification Anxiety on Screen Part IV: Strategies and Tactics 26. Studio Urbanism 27. Locational Love and Labor: Hollywood Media Production Pre- and Post-Pandemic 28. Who Controls the Media: the Racial Politics of Public Interest and Local Television in Detroit 29. From Extraterritoriality to Extratemporality: Contemporary Media and Politics in Hong Kong 30. Detroit Diplomats Represent: Hip Hop Gentrification and the City 31. Rethinking Micromobility as Mobilities Justice: Location-based Traffic Apps in Rio de Janeiro 32. Not At All Evenly Distributed
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