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Sociology of the Visual Sphere
Av Regev Nathansohn, Dennis Zuev
Inbunden, 2012
2736 kr
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This collection of original articles deals with two intertwined general questions: what is the visual sphere, and what are the means by which we can study it sociologically? These questions serve as the logic for dividing the book into two sections, the first ("Visualizing the Social, Sociologizing …
Sociology of the Visual Sphere
Av Dennis Zuev, Regev Nathansohn
E-bok, 2013
746 kr
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This collection of original articles deals with two intertwined general questions: what is the visual sphere, and what are the means by which we can study it sociologically? These questions serve as the logic for dividing the book into two sections, the first ("Visualizing the Social, Sociologizing …
Sociology of the Visual Sphere
Av Dennis Zuev, Regev Nathansohn
E-bok, 2013
746 kr
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This collection of original articles deals with two intertwined general questions: what is the visual sphere, and what are the means by which we can study it sociologically? These questions serve as the logic for dividing the book into two sections, the first ("Visualizing the Social, Sociologizing …
Sociology of the Visual Sphere
Av Regev Nathansohn, Dennis Zuev
Häftad, 2015
646 kr
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This collection of original articles deals with two intertwined general questions: what is the visual sphere, and what are the means by which we can study it sociologically? These questions serve as the logic for dividing the book into two sections, the first ("Visualizing the Social, Sociologizing …
Sociological Approaches to Algorithmic Images
Av Gary Bratchford, Maria-Carolina Cambre m. fl.
Inbunden, 2026
485 kr
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This book explores the impact of digital algorithms on visual culture, examining how these technologies influence the creation, circulation, interpretation, and archiving of images. It presents a focused analysis of how algorithms reshape key sociological themes such as power, social relations, …
