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The Digital Book
2003
D-Lib Magazine
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Infinitely more exciting, though, is that we are experiencing an information technology revolution and, in fact, a medial revolution without a new medium. ...
The digital "net-time" still remains a time of the book. Whether the book will be the leading medium within a multimedia society remains to be seen. ...
doi:10.1045/october2003-titel
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Digital Scholarship and Digital Studies: The State of the Discipline
2014
Book History
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List of Digital Resources ...
The "digital" pedigree that is the ostensible unifying principle for this essay therefore reflects not so much the accidents of medium-the supposed reduction of all knowledge to a lingua franca of ones ...
Indeed, a number of the projects highlighted at SHARP's 2013 digital showcase were mapping-related. 14 Mapping, you might be thinking to yourself, is not a particularly new activity for book historians ...
doi:10.1353/bh.2014.0005
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dis-Covering the Early Modern Book: An Experiment in Humanities Computing
2009
Digital Studies
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of the digital medium to implement new theoretical designs" (220). ...
For Small, the digital native is someone who has "never known a world without computers, twenty-four hour TV news, Internet, and cell phones", while digital immigrants are those of us "who came to the ...
doi:10.16995/dscn.101
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Digital humanities and the elusive "thing"
2014
MedieKultur: Journal of Media and Communication Research
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By mapping conceptualisations of the digital as an object of study, a tool and the constitution of new practices, the "thing" is presented from the threefold perspective of access, evidence and control ...
<p class="p1">The present article examines the current academic encounter with the "thing" of the digital humanities, i.e., with the digital as both a source of crisis and an attempt to control this crisis ...
Interestingly, this digital revolution hinges on two terms, access and evidence: "massive digital corpora off er us unprecedented access to the literary record and invite, even demand, a new type of evidence ...
doi:10.7146/mediekultur.v30i57.16489
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B THE END OF PHOTOGRAPHY
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2020
Digital Image Systems
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Clearly, there has been an equivalent phenomenon in the perception of digital photography, which led to the idea that digital technologies induced a new medium and system of representation and that photography ...
The title of the book itself implies a spectatorial alignment on new technologies (the eye is reconfigured), thus evaluating epistemological implications of digital imaging systems, and the idea that photography ...
doi:10.14361/9783839439029-006
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Revisiting the Emancipatory Potential of Digital Media in Asia – Introduction to the Inaugural Issue of Asiascape: Digital Asia
2014
Asiascape Digital Asia
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The ubiquity of digital technology in various parts of the world has prompted questions about whether the ability to connect on a near-global scale with potentially billions of users has an emancipatory ...
This introduction to the inaugural issue of Asiascape: Digital Asia reviews the debates about the impact that digital media have on culture, society, economics, and politics. ...
In addition, we have included a book review of Richard Rogers' Digital Methods; an appeal to study digitally native content with digital tools. ...
doi:10.1163/22142312-12340002
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Book Review - Changing our textual minds: Towards a digital order of knowledge
2013
Scholarly and Research Communication
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his goal is to provide a descriptive historical account and comparative analysis of the three inventions and revolutions in the modality of text as materialized in the written, print, and digital mediums ...
As a counterpart to the "Order of the Book, " the networked digital computer has created a "new kind of information space, " which van der Weel, borrowing a term coined by Ted Nelson, calls the "docuverse ...
doi:10.22230/src.2013v4n2a89
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Transforming Books: Paper, Metamedia and Digitisation
2016
Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture
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It could be said that 'in a medial sense, one could thus claim, books canonize themselves' (Starre, 86). ...
Paper was the medium of speed, globalisation, order, ' a precursor to digital in the analog world' (7). It was considered a technology of almost mythical power, a 'universal substance' (63). ...
Competing Interests The author has no competing interests to declare. ...
doi:10.16997/wpcc.223
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Analogue Nostalgia and the Aesthetics of Digital Remediation
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2014
Media and Nostalgia
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It appears for the first time in a chapter of Marks's book (2002) ; seven years later it reappears in Rombes's Cinema in the Digital Age (2009), though without an explicit reference to Marks. ...
In the broadest sense, it operates as a strategy of re-enchanting an object through aesthetic de-familiarisation as it is characterised by deliberate imperfection: In the high fidelity medium of digital ...
A catalog record for this book is available from the Library of Congress. ...
doi:10.1057/9781137375889_2
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Defining Digital Theology: Digital Humanities, Digital Religion and the Particular Work of the CODEC Research Centre and Network
2019
Open Theology
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The article concludes with a focus on different aspects and definitions of Digital Theology. ...
The aims of the centre and some of its projects are explored leading to a discussion of CODEC's place within Digital Humanities. ...
within the information revolution. ...
doi:10.1515/opth-2019-0003
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A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Turing Galaxy: on naming the age of the networked digital computer
2007
Contemporanea : Revista de Comunicação e Cultura
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The most commonly used name for our era is that of the 'information society, which is a rather unexpressive and, strictly speaking, tautological term. ...
Turing, the Turing Machine and the Turing Test, analyses the reception of the concept in a variety of fields of scholarship and asks for its value in the further debate on the knowledge environment of ...
The digital revolution and its names The digital revolution is not a metaphor, but it is literally a revolution. There were no barricades, still it leaves no social stone unturned. ...
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1. Screen Narrative in the Digital Era
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2018
Stories
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communications revolution. ...
them from media adaptations or remediations which are unidirectional movements from one medium (book) to another (theater). ...
doi:10.1515/9789048537082-003
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The Digital (Art) Latent in Analogue (Photography)
2018
Figshare
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What insightful connections can be drawn between the history of photography and today's media habitat? Should they rely exclusively on discourse-modalities like 'analogue' and 'digital'? ...
This paper develops alternative definitions of photography as a prototypical form of media art. ...
This relatively obscure quote gained its popularity when Stephen Hawking used a part of it as the title for a book. 5 The word algorithm derives from a Latin term (algorismus) named after Muhammad ibn ...
doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.6104717
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Digital Classical Philology and the Critical Apparatus
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2019
Digital Classical Philology
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These may help not only to transpose and vindicate the role of the critical apparatus in a digital environment but also to enhance its original core functionalities. ...
Within digital scholarship, the critical apparatus tends to be perceived as a sign of methodological inadequacy and technological backwardness. ...
While other areas within the domain of classical philology have taken advantage of new possibilities offered by the digital medium and even turned out to prosper (as demonstrated by the other contributions ...
doi:10.1515/9783110599572-012
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Performing 'Readings': The Interplay of Theatre And Digital Comics In Tezuka
2015
Networking knowledge. Journal of the MeCCSA-PGN
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The article investigates the intriguing interplay of digital comics and live-action elements in a detailed performance analysis of TeZukA (2011) by choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui. ...
In order to verify this argument, the paper uses ideas developed in comics and theatre studies to draw more specifically on the use of digital comics in this particular performance. ...
The revolution of the medium of comics in terms of form and content, which Scott McCloud has predicted in Reinventing Comics (2001), the follow-up to his influential book Understanding Comics (1993) , ...
doi:10.31165/nk.2015.84.391
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