... In the Algerian media landscape, where the default layout was the broadsheet, El Moudjahid interrupted the rhythm of print media. Since the newspaper did not have access to a printing press, it could not reproduce the standard layout and was, for about a year in 1956–57, constrained by what the typewriter could...

... of impersonal affect as it is figured in aesthetic and social forms. © 2018 by Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2018 The Old Curiosity Shop Master Humphrey’s Clock sentimentality mourning melancholia print media nonrelationality “I rather grieve—I...

... displayed even less than their customary circumspection in this regard. If distaste did not prevent it, many examples could be cited especially from u.s. and British print media. It was dispiriting, to say the least, that so few...

... The Dark Side of Digital Humanities “traditional humanities,” the “interpretive humanities,” or just the plain old “humanities.” As evidenced in recent discussions of the future of the humanities in print and online media...

... print version altogether, simply allowing Web-accessible downloading.) Few journals make use of even the most limited new media capabilities, such as supplementing the online print version of an essay with sound or video files (say...

..., actress and Huangmei opera in print media, and on the Inter- singer who successfully played net. Mei Baojiu’s spokesperson male roles in a number of movies...

...: Form, Technics,Media . Stanford: Stanford UP, 1996 . Webster, Peletiah. Political Essays . Philadelphia, 1791 . Yolton, John W. Locke and the Compass of Human Understanding: A Selective Commentary on the “Essay.” Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1970...

... into the last truths, a tradition suggested also through the Glanvill quotation, the vision of Truth and Beauty is dissoci- ated from the Good. Finally, there is the concrete media-historical image that associates Ligeia with the print medium...

..., meaning here the changing media of legal transmission, the imaginal turn in the streamed and viral relays of law and its enforcement, confront a monochrome and linear textual tradition, the regimentations of the page, with the fragmentary and anarchic optics of online platforms and social media bytes...

... terms to his long pejorative list of complexes and psychological jargon: “smother mother,” autism, and “refrigerator mother.” Kanner’s description of mothering was also one of mediation, primarily the interference of print media but probably psychological radio education as well, which...

...Braxton Soderman Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2007 braxton soderman is a third-year PhD candidate in the Modern Culture and Media program at Brown University. His most recent publication was entitled, “At the Crossroads of the Trivial...

... for eleven short stories ($3,975) and movie rights for four ($7,425) (Quirk). For these writers, dedication to print media in no way barred participation in debates about film or in the production of it. differences...

.... This essay contends that a tactical media-informed approach to the field would be open to a range of methods and research questions, that such an approach could insist upon collaborative experimentation and the sharing of knowledge; exploit the ephemerality of technology-based fields; inspire a more playful...

... of address help to give an addressor’s engagement in specific forums the expansive reach it can attain. The evolution of print culture in the eighteenth century points to the role that media of exchange play in this dynamic. 34 Existing print cultures permit an orbit of address that extends beyond certain...

... seeing the emergence of a fourth re-mediation in the switch from the paper materiality of printed books to electronic writing on the networked screens of digital media. The obvious question: what might be the accompanying...

... responded orally. As with all wearable media, the interface was essential; Heady soon switched to a printed alphabet when the metal injured his skin. Twenty years later, a similar glove was patterned by William...

... and James Steintrager for their thoughtful comments and invitation to this special issue. nick seaver is a doctoral candidate in cultural anthropology at the University of California, Irvine. He received a master’s degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in comparative media studies...

... and the practice of noise since this moment. In the first part, the focus is on Michel Chion’s writings that deal with noise—both conceptually and linguistically—across a variety of media (including theater, film, and music). Chion’s work is exemplary of a movement away from noise as paradigm-shifting...

...NANCY ARMSTRONG 2001 nancy armstrong is Nancy Duke Lewis Professor of Comparative Literature, English, Modern Culture and Media, and Women's Studies at Brown University. She is author of Desire and Domestic Fiction: A Political History of the Novel (Oxford University Press, 1987...

... developments in the digital humanities. These challenges and problems are grouped into two sets of terms: hegemony, recapitulation, and symmetry; and ideology, deskilling, and proletarianization. What kind of intellectual work is possible after the rise of digital media? Examining some aspects of contemporary...