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Image and Representation: Key Concepts in Media Studies
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This paper presents a meta-anatomy of representation and its role in the construction of reality as well as some examples of different types of representations used in art and science.Abstract:
Acknowledgements - Introduction - Introduction to Image Analysis - Jakobson Revisited and Semiotics - Advanced Image Analysis - Representation - Representation and Reality - Technology - Appendixread more
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