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SMC219Y1 Lecture Notes - Strange Sensation, Sensorium

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SMC219Y1
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Steve Hoselton

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Medium (latin) the word itself does not specifically mean radio/television/etc. It means halfway point; instrument, a tool, a channel. Define the area of pertinence of medium and use it in this way . Abstract nature of medium it can be a form: sonnet words put together; a form (abstract) Something between you and that object (abstract/concrete) is a medium. Human involvement/ human creation: media is human creation by involvement . How humans intervene with something is through media. We are surrounded by media: media human creation (can be anything, communication specialized media, frye: elaborate and clear of human creations: human beings have concern of concerns. The two books he wrote: words with power, double vision. Perception is conscious sensation with this you have apprehension: tool of perception/ instrument of apprehension, magna carta (?) More complex medium, thus referred to as instrument of apprehension: every medium is environmental (more or less specialized media will create different environment.

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