Expanded cinema /
By: Youngblood, Gene
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Contributor(s): Fuller, R. Buckminster [writer of introduction.].
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BookSeries: Meaning systems: Publisher: Fordham : Fordham University Press , 2020Edition: Fiftieth anniversary edition.Description: xxxii, 449 pages, 12 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 22 cm.ISBN: 9780823287420; 0823287424; 9780823287413; 0823287416.Subject(s): Experimental films -- History and criticism | Motion pictures | Cinematography | Cinematography | Experimental films | Motion picturesGenre/Form: Criticism, interpretation, etc.DDC classification: 791.43 | Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due |
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BardBerlinLibrary 2nd floor | 791.43 YOU 2020 (Browse shelf) | Available |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 421-425) and index.
Inexorable evolution and human ecology / R. Buckminster Fuller -- pt. 1. The audience and the myth of entertainment : Radical evolution and future shock in the paleocybernetic age ; The intermedia network as nature ; Popular culture and the noosphere ; Art, entertainment, entropy ; Retrospective man and the human condition ; The artist as design scientist -- pt. 2. Synaesthetic cinema: the end of drama : Global closed circuit: the earth as software ; Synaesthetic synthesis: simultaneous perception of harmonic opposites ; Syncretism and metamorphosis: montage as collage ; Evocation and exposition: toward oceanic consciousness ; Synaesthetics and kinaesthetics: the way of all experience ; Mythopoeia: the end of fiction ; Synaesthetics and synergy ; Synaesthetic cinema and polymorphous eroticism ; Synaesthetic cinema and extra-objective reality ; Image-exchange and the post-mass audience age -- pt. 3. Toward cosmic consciousness : 2001: the new nostalgia ; The Stargate Corridor ; The cosmic cinema of Jordan Belson -- pt. 4. Cybernetic cinema and computer films : The technosphere: man/machine symbiosis ; The human bio-computer and his electronic brainchild ; Hardware and software ; The aesthetic machine ; Cybernetic cinema ; Computer films -- pt. 5. Television as a creative medium : The videosphere ; Cathode-ray tube videotronics ; Synaesthetic videotapes ; Videographic cinema ; Closed-circuit television and teledynamic environments -- pt. 6. Intermedia : The artist as ecologist ; World expositions and nonordinary reality ; Cerebrum: intermedia and the human sensorium ; Intermedia theatre ; Multiple-projection environments -- pt. 7. Holographic cinema: a new world : Wave-front reconstruction: lensless photography ; Dr. Alex Jacobson: holography in motion ; Limitations of holographic cinema ; Projecting holographic movies ; The kinoform: computer-generated holographic movies ; Technoanarchy: the open empire.
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