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Contemporary publics : shifting boundaries in new media, technology and culture / P. David Marshall, Glenn D'Cruz, Sharyn McDonald, Katja Lee, editors.
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English
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[London] : Palgrave Macmillan, [2016]
©2016
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xv, 312 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.
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Firestone Library - Stacks
P91.3 .C63 2016
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Publicity
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Mass media and culture
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Mass media and public opinion
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Publicity
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Marshall, P. David
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D'Cruz, Glenn
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McDonald, Sharyn
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Lee, Katja, 1977-
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Summary note
"If the twentieth century has been dominated by discussions of the public, public life, and the public sphere, Contemporary Publics argues that, in the twenty-first century, we must complicate the singularity of that paradigm and start thinking of our world in terms of multiple, overlapping, and competing publics. In three distinct streams (art, media and technology, and the intimate life) this volume offers up the intellectual and political significance of thinking through the plurality of our publics. "Countering Neoliberal Publics: Screen and Space," explores how different artistic practices articulate the challenges and desires of multiple publics. "Making and Shaping Publics: Discourse and Technology" showcases how media shape publics, and how new and emerging publics use these technologies to construct identities. "Commodifying Public Intimacies" examines what happens to the notion of the private when intimacies structure publics, move into public spaces, and develop value that can be exchanged and circulated."-- Back cover.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
The plurality of publics / P. David Marshall
The beach beneath the street : art and counterpublics / Glenn D'Cruz
A hungry public : stranger relationality and the blak wave / Felicity Collins
Re-membering, (Re-) appropriation, and polyphony : SBS independent and white Australian memory / Amanda Malel Trevisanut
Ghosting : putting the volume into screen memory / Paul Carter
Dancing Dandenong : the poetics of spatial politics / Glenn D'Cruz, Shaun McLeod, Dirk de Bruyn, Steven McIntyre
New strategies for old practices / Cameron Bishop
Media technologies and publics / Sharyn McDonald
Cosmopolitanism on demand? Television and the narrowing of mediated social connection / Paul Atkinson, Rebecca Strating
Multilingual publics : fansubbing global TV / Tessa Dwyer
Surveillance publics after Edward Snowden / Michael Richardson
Stoking expectations : public relations and the politics of "Bogans" / Kristin Demetrious
We are rhetoric. Get over it! / Steve Mackey
Making cents of contemporary intimacies : the private in the public / Katja Lee
When the private becomes public : commodity activism, endorsement, and making meaning in a privatised world / P. David Marshall
Elite athletes as charitable ambassadors : risks associated with indiscretions / Sharyn McDonald
The intimate publics of popular music memoirs : strategies of feeling in celebrity self-representation / Katja Lee
Spirited publics? Post-secularism, enchantment and enterprise on Indian television / Tania Lewis.
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ISBN
9781137533234
1137533234
9781349709595
134970959X
LCCN
2016952564
OCLC
934502593
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