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This selection of essays chronicles "the phenomenon of old media giving way to new, and then being replaced by them, as the ghosts of old media rise in new forms". Topics covered by the essays include: documentary film pioneer Robert Flaherty; a discussion of Holland's role in Western civilization; accounts of pioneers of camera obscura and magic lantern phantasmagoria; a history of communication breakthroughs; an examination of the foibles of media censorship; and the importance of the Indian film maker Satyajit Ray.

Author Biography:

ERIK BARNOUW is Professor Emeritus of Dramatic Arts at Columbia University and was Editor in Chief for the International Lincyclopedia of Communications. He s the author of many books, including the three-volume A History of Broadcasting in the United States and Documentary: A History of the Nonfiction Film.
Release date NZ
February 1st, 2001
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Audiences
  • Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
  • Professional & Vocational
  • Undergraduate
Pages
179
Dimensions
5830x3895x14
ISBN-13
9780823220991
Product ID
7699440

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