ARTS1090 Lecture 3: Assessment 3 - Literature Review
31 May 2018
School
Course
Professor
Search the scholarly literature on the topic
Locate as many recent research articles that apply our theories and concepts to the
topic area
Journals - peer reviewed scholarly articles, edited books - collection of articles
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Recent - media is an incredibly dynamic and fluid research area - try to find
published on or after 2012
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Week 4
Media Space
1.
Space, place and identity
2.
Space
Like time, space has an objective, scientific and abstract sense.
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We can describe space in terms of: size, distance and proximity.
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Media space
'Annihilation of time and space'
Reduction in time experienced as reduction in space
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Perceptions of proximity and distance change
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Focus on end points; space as grid, nodes
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Movement/travel abstracted from space
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Broader economic and sociological impacts
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Broadcast space
Broadcast media are spatially organised local, regional, capital, city, national
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Scannell's doubling of space: production-transmission-reception,
temporality--> simultaneity, immediacy
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In its 'everydayness' tv is experienced as live, direct, unmediated presentation
of another space
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However, it reorganises both spaces and reconfigures the relationship
between them
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Assessment 3 - Literature Review
Sunday, 1 April 2018
2:08 pm
Document Summary
Locate as many recent research articles that apply our theories and concepts to the topic area. Journals - peer reviewed scholarly articles, edited books - collection of articles. Recent - media is an incredibly dynamic and fluid research area - try to find published on or after 2012. Like time, space has an objective, scientific and abstract sense. We can describe space in terms of: size, distance and proximity. Reduction in time experienced as reduction in space. Focus on end points; space as grid, nodes. Broadcast media are spatially organised local, regional, capital, city, national. Scannell"s doubling of space: production-transmission-reception, temporality--> simultaneity, immediacy. In its "everydayness" tv is experienced as live, direct, unmediated presentation of another space.
