ISBN: 9781487565367 - Mediatic Shakespeare: The Dynamics of Orality, Script and Print in the Plays and Poems (23 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Shakespeare produced his works during a media shift that was unmatched until our own.Mediatic Shakespeare by media theorist Richard Cavell examines how Shakespeares writing engaged with the cultural upheaval of an era shifting rapidly from spoken traditions towards print materials. Cavell argues that print was an active cultural force that was in the process of reshaping Shakespeares world and work. Nostalgic for oral communality, Shakespeare engaged guardedly with print, producing a media dynamic that resonates throughout his work.Drawing on media theorists from Marshall McLuhan to Friedrich Kittler and Bernhard Siegert, Cavell traces Shakespeares engagement with the effects of a media ecology in which knowing and being were aggressively in flux.Structured across four chapters, Mediatic Shakespeare explores Shakespeares media ecology, the unsettling interfaces of orality and literacy, the breakdown of the sensus communis, and the implications for his work of the printing involution. Mediatic Shakespeare explores how Shakespeares plays and poems engaged with the volatile media dynamic of his time, when orality was still a powerful cultural force, albeit deeply impacted by script, and both were being remediated by print. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Shakespeare produced his works during a media shift that was unmatched - until our own. Mediatic Shakespeare by media theorist Richard Cavell examines how Shakespeare's writing engaged with the cultural upheaval of an era shifting rapidly from spoken traditions towards print materials. Cavell argues that print was an active cultural force that was in the process of reshaping Shakespeare's world and work. Nostalgic for oral communality, Shakespeare engaged guardedly with print, producing a media dynamic that resonates throughout his work. Drawing on media theorists from Marshall McLuhan to Friedrich Kittler and Bernhard Siegert, Cavell traces Shakespeare's engagement with the effects of a media ecology in which knowing and being were aggressively in flux. Structured across four chapters, Mediatic Shakespeare explores Shakespeare's media ecology, the unsettling interfaces of orality and literacy, the breakdown of the sensus communis, and the implications for his work of the printing involution.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Shakespeare produced his works during a media shift that was unmatched - until our own. Mediatic Shakespeare by media theorist Richard Cavell examines how Shakespeare's writing engaged with the cultural upheaval of an era shifting rapidly from spoken traditions towards print materials. Cavell argues that print was an active cultural force that was in the process of reshaping Shakespeare's world and work. Nostalgic for oral communality, Shakespeare engaged guardedly with print, producing a media dynamic that resonates throughout his work. Drawing on media theorists from Marshall McLuhan to Friedrich Kittler and Bernhard Siegert, Cavell traces Shakespeare's engagement with the effects of a media ecology in which knowing and being were aggressively in flux. Structured across four chapters, Mediatic Shakespeare explores Shakespeare's media ecology, the unsettling interfaces of orality and literacy, the breakdown of the sensus communis, and the implications for his work of the printing involution.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Shakespeare produced his works during a media shift that was unmatched until our own.Mediatic Shakespeare by media theorist Richard Cavell examines how Shakespeares writing engaged with the cultural upheaval of an era shifting rapidly from spoken traditions towards print materials. Cavell argues that print was an active cultural force that was in the process of reshaping Shakespeares world and work. Nostalgic for oral communality, Shakespeare engaged guardedly with print, producing a media dynamic that resonates throughout his work.Drawing on media theorists from Marshall McLuhan to Friedrich Kittler and Bernhard Siegert, Cavell traces Shakespeares engagement with the effects of a media ecology in which knowing and being were aggressively in flux.Structured across four chapters, Mediatic Shakespeare explores Shakespeares media ecology, the unsettling interfaces of orality and literacy, the breakdown of the sensus communis, and the implications for his work of the printing involution. Mediatic Shakespeare explores how Shakespeares plays and poems engaged with the volatile media dynamic of his time, when orality was still a powerful cultural force, albeit deeply impacted by script, and both were being remediated by print. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Shakespeare produced his works during a media shift that was unmatched - until our own. Mediatic Shakespeare by media theorist Richard Cavell examines how Shakespeare's writing engaged with the cultural upheaval of an era shifting rapidly from spoken traditions towards print materials. Cavell argues that print was an active cultural force that was in the process of reshaping Shakespeare's world and work. Nostalgic for oral communality, Shakespeare engaged guardedly with print, producing a media dynamic that resonates throughout his work. Drawing on media theorists from Marshall McLuhan to Friedrich Kittler and Bernhard Siegert, Cavell traces Shakespeare's engagement with the effects of a media ecology in which knowing and being were aggressively in flux. Structured across four chapters, Mediatic Shakespeare explores Shakespeare's media ecology, the unsettling interfaces of orality and literacy, the breakdown of the sensus communis, and the implications for his work of the printing involution.…