INTRO TO MULTIMEDIA. MAT 103 | Alejandra Jarabo |
Multimedia Arts & Technologies Division. Santa Barbara City College |
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My photocopies have been underlined and commented, but you can do without it. Some people find underlinning annoying. |
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1 | Understanding Media, The Extensions of Man. 1st Ed. McGraw Hill, NY, 1964; |
1.a Introduction to the MIT Press Edition, by Lewis H. Lapham.
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Page ix to xxiii. |
1.b Chapter 1. The Medium is the Message.
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Pages 7 to 21 | ||
1.c Chapter 2. Hot and Cold Media.
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Pages 22 to 32 | ||
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Digital McLuhan, a guide to the Information Millennium. Link to online version, HERE |
Chapter 4. The Song of the alphabet in Cyberspace. | Pages 44 to 54. |
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The Soft Edge, a natural History and future of the information revolution. Review of this book, HERE |
Chapter 2. The First digital medium. | Pages 11 to 19. |
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Beautiful Evidence. Author's personal website, HERE |
Introduction: page 8 (only text/no images)
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Pages 22 and 23 (ship graphic)
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The Work of Art in the Age of its Technological Reproducibility,
and Other Writings on Media. By Walter Benjamin. Publisher: Harvard University Press Pub. Date: May 2008 ISBN-13: 9780674024458 |
Full article. Link at google books, HERE |
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Art and Visual Perception, a psychology of the creative eye.
By Rudolf Arnheim. University of California Press. 1974, expanded and reviewed edition. Print ISBN 0-520-24383-8 |
From chapter: "Form".
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Page 108 to 129. |
From chapter: "Shape". | Page 63 to page 75. | ||
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Hamlet on the Holodeck, The future of Narrative in Cyberspace. By Janet H. Murray, 1997. The MIT press. Cambridge, MA. ISBN0-684-82723-9 |
Chapter 1. “Lord Burleigh’s kiss”. Book review, HERE |
Page 13-26. |