The eternal event : urban void and image temporality from the Renaissance to 2020

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  • Introduzione : the visual culture of SARS-CoV-2
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  • The eternal event : urban void and image temporality from the Renaissance to 2020
  • Masks, sunglasses, and gloves : COVID-19 visual semantics
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  • Metafora della guerra e guerra alla metafora : una polemica di prospettiva
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  • Piccole finestre sul nonumano : immagini per l'educazione ambientale nell'era della pandemia
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  • Bodies and maps, display the habitat of the contagion
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  • The efficacy of scientific diagrams during the COVID-19 pandemic : processes of visual translation and dynamics of online diffusion
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  • Making visible the invisible work of scientists during the COVID-19 pandemic
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  • La musica che ci riguarda : virtual ensemble, pratiche social e memoria del suono
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  • The virus and the film narrative
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  • The CoronaVirgin : Marian iconography between street art, social media, and lieux de mémoire
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  • Jenny Holzer's 2020 : New York, activism, and collective mourning : again
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  • Tornare a guardarci negli occhi : spazialità, interfacce e cronotopi al di là del cubo bianco
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  • Locked down : l'estetica della pandemia
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  • La ballerina e lo skateboarder : una nuova storia d'amore al museo
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  • Il margine dell'invisibile : libertà e dispotismo nelle immagini secondo Marie-Josè Mondzain
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  ISBN: 9788857583341

  ISSN: 2724-2307

  Permalink: https://digital.casalini.it/5196487

  DISCIPLINES

  • Sociology and anthropology