Mutant Landscapes: Practices, Aesthetics and Representation in Contemporary Audiovisual Cultureaudiovisual aesthetics
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Contemporary audiovisual culture is undergoing a period of accelerated mutation. The seven papers compiled in this monograph map this shifting landscape from complementary perspectives: the representation of dissident identities and subjectivities, the impact of digital and immersive technologies on the production and reception of content, the aesthetic transformations of television language, the evolution of how the natural world is portrayed on screen, and the strategies through which the audiovisual industry builds and retains global audiences. Together, they form a critical and interdisciplinary map of the processes currently redefining audiovisual creation, circulation and consumption.
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