The everyday in visual culture : slices of lives / edited by François Penz and Janina Schupp.
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TextPublication details: Milton : Taylor & Francis Group, c 2022.Description: 253 p.: 24 cmISBN: - 9780367619718
- 9780367619695
- 701.03 23 PEN-T 2022 201291
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Early film and the construction of everyday life on screen / Ian Christie -- Televising the quotidian : BBC Arena's Secret life of the Ford Cortina (1982) / Michael Hrebeniak -- Everyday practices and lived spaces of refugee children on YouTube / Gul Kacmaz Erk -- The arts of noticing (towards an experimental archive of everyday life) / Ben Highmore -- The Museum of Everyday Life / Clare Dolan -- The Museum of Ordinary People / Lucy Malone -- Everyday life in a heritage village : film as a process of research and engagement / Suzanne MacLeod and Mark Thomas -- Mapping narrative and everyday life in the museum / Tom Duncan -- Imagining the present / Julian Lewis -- Contingencies of the everyday : screen representations of Tokyo in 1958 / Alastair Phillips -- "Made in Hong Kong" : the (re)production of publicness in the cinematic urban topography of contemporary Hong Kong / Zhuozhang Li -- CineMuseSpace : a cinematic exploration of the minor magic of everyday life / François Penz, Janina Schupp, Maureen Thomas and Matthew Flintham -- Indian cinema as a database for socio-energy behaviour in Chawls / Ashish Rajadhyaksha, Minna Sunikka-Blank, Ronita Bardhan and Janina Schupp -- Domestic moods : mood catchers & makers / Felicity Atekpe.
"This book explores how the comparative analysis of visual cultural artefacts, from objects to architecture and fiction films, can contribute to our understanding of everyday life in homes and cities around the globe. Investigating the multiple facets of the everyday, this interdisciplinary collection generates a new awareness of everyday lives across cultured and challenges our traditional understanding of the everyday by interweaving new thematic connections. It brings together debates around the analysis of the everyday in visual culture more broadly and explores the creation of innovative technological methods for comparative approaches to the study of the everyday, such as film databases, as well as the celebration of the everyday in museums. The volume is organised around four key themes. It explores the slices of everyday lives found in Visual Culture (Part I), Museums (Part II), the City (Part III) and the Home (Part IV). The book explores the growing area of the analysis of everyday life through visual culture both broadly and in depth. By building interdisciplinary connections, this book is ideal for the emerging community of scholars and students stemming from Visual Culture, Film and Media Studies, Architecture Studies and practice, Museum Studies, and scholars of Sociology and Anthropology as well as offering fresh insights into cutting-edge tools and practices for the rapidly growing field of Digital Humanities"--