If it is true that since the introduction of accelerated digitalization, the practice of archiving has strongly influenced modes of academic work and cultural activities, it has also massively affected artistic practice.
If cinematic media may be understood to have a Copernican potential, whereby they may be used as instruments of scientific discovery and anti-anthropocentric displacement, how does such a potential change how one conceives of the world or even constructs, or for the historian, reconstructs new ones?
Christian Metz is remembered today as having almost single-handedly transformed the culture of film studies. This widely held view was summarized by one commentator, who wrote that “with Metz a new research paradigm is born, as well as a new generation of scholars.
SCMS Fieldnotes Project: Interviews with key figures in Film and Media Studies adds Constance Penley, Dudley Andrew, and Rick Altman.
The SCMS Fieldnotes project is pleased to present three new interviews with
seminal film and media studies scholars, Rick Altman, Dudley Andrew and Constance Penley.
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