O tempo profundo da infraestrutura midiática
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Infraestrutura midiática, arqueologia, história urbana.Resumo
Neste capítulo do livro Signal Traffic: Critical Studies of Media Infrastructures, repenso a história urbana como a história das infraestruturas de comunicação. Misturando arqueologia midiática e arqueologia propriamente dita, considero as cidades como locais de mediação sônica, por meio de ondas radiais e sonoras, e como substratos para a inscrição; e também esboço abordagens historiográficas e metodológicas que nos podem ajudar a pensar nas cidades-midiáticas, na história urbana e na história da infraestrutura como um todo.Downloads
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