Theorising Media: Power, Form and Subjectivity

John Corner

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Acknowledgements Introduction Part One 1. Power 2. Form 3. Subjectivity Part Two Section One: Terms of analysis. 4. Mediated Politics, Promotional Culture and the Idea of Propaganda 5. Ideology: A Note on Conceptual Salvage 6. Public Knowledge and Popular Culture Section Two: Visuality and documentation 7. Documentary Expression and the Physicality of the Referent 8. Documenting the Political 9. Critical Social Optics and the New Audio-Visual Culture

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