Communicology : mutations in human relations

General Information

Uniform Title
Kommunikologie.
Author/Creator
Flusser, Vilém, 1920-1991, author.
Language
English.
Published
Stanford, Calif. : Stanford University Press, 2023.
Physical Description
xv, 208 p. ; 23 cm.
Series
Sensing media (Series)

Contributors

Contributor
Novaes, Rodrigo Maltez, (editor, translator.)

Contents/Summary

Summary
"Communicology is Vilém Flusser's first ever thesis on his concepts of technical images and technical imagination. In this foundational text he lays the groundwork for later work, offering a philosophical approach to communication as a phenomena that permeates every aspect of human existence. Clearly organized around questions such as "What is Communication," "What are Codes," and "What is Technical Imagination" the work touches on theatre, photography, film, television, and more. Originally written in 1978, but only posthumously published in German, the book is one of the clearest statements of Flusser's theory of communication as involving a variably mediated relation between humans and the world. Although Flusser was writing in the pre-digital 1970s, his work demonstrates a prescience that makes it of significant contemporary interest to scholars in visual culture, art history, media studies, and philosophy"--

Subjects

Subject
Communication > Philosophy.

Bibliographic Information

Responsibility
Vilém Flusser ; edited by Rodrigo Maltez Novaes.
Series
Sensing media: aesthetics, philosophy, and cultures of media
Note
Translation of: Kommunikologie.
Content
What is communication? -- What are codes? -- What is technical imagination?
Available in another form
Print version: Flusser, Vilém, 1920-1991. Communicology Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, 2022 9781503633261 (DLC) 2022012332
ISBN
9781503634497

Holdings

Item Type Current Location Collection Call Number Volume Info Shelving Location Public Note
BookOSA Archivum LibraryReference collection302.2 FLUReference-

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