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Shimmering Screens Making Media in an Aboriginal Community ~ A rich ethnographic study Shimmering Screens examines the productive and sometimes problematic conjunctions of technology culture and imagination in contemporary Yolngu life Jennifer Deger offers a new perspective to ongoing debates regarding “media imperialism”
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Shimmering Screens Making Media in an Aboriginal ~ Deger spent several years working with the Yolngu community in Gapuwiyak a remote Aboriginal community in Australia both as an ethnographic researcher and as a collaborator in the production of media Shimmering Screens explores the place of technology in Gapuwiyak through discussions about the influence of mainstream television the changing
Shimmering screens making media in an Aboriginal ~ Deger spent several years working with the Yolngu community in Gapuwiyak a remote Aboriginal community in Australia both as an ethnographic researcher and as a collaborator in the production of media Shimmering Screens explores the place of technology in Gapuwiyak through discussions about the influence of mainstream television the changing role of photography in mortuary ceremonies and the making of local radio and video
Shimmering Screens Making media in an Aboriginal ~ University of Minnesota Press Minneapolis Visible Evidence 19 xxxv267pp ISBN 0 81664 921 9 Shimmering Screens is a study of the impact of Western technology in and not necessarily on a remote Aboriginal community a memoir of how fieldwork changes the anthropologist and a meditation on the ways in which Yolngu and balanda white Australians can interpenetrate each others worlds
Shimmering Screens making media in an Aboriginal ~ Deger spent several years working with the Yolngu community in Gapuwiyak a remote Aboriginal community in Australia both as an ethnographic researcher and as a collaborator in the production of media Shimmering Screens explores the place of technology in Gapuwiyak through discussions about the influence of mainstream television the changing role of photography in mortuary ceremonies and the making of local radio and video
Project MUSE Shimmering Screens Making Media in an ~ In Shimmering Screens Making Media in an Aboriginal Community anthropologist Jennifer Deger draws from fieldwork conducted March 1995October 1997 in the Yolngu community of Gapuwiyak in Australias remote far north to explore how media technologies strengthen indigenous culture This monograph is a significant contribution to the nowrobust subfield of anthropology indigenous media and adds important insights to an increasingly interdisciplinary conversation about how traditional
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Shimmering Screens — University of Minnesota Press ~ Deger spent several years working with the Yolngu community in Gapuwiyak a remote Aboriginal community in Australia both as an ethnographic researcher and as a collaborator in the production of media Shimmering Screens explores the place of technology in Gapuwiyak through discussions about the influence of mainstream television the changing role of photography in mortuary ceremonies and the making of local radio and video A rich ethnographic study this book examines the productive
Shimmering Screens Jennifer Deger 9780816649228 ~ Deger spent several years working with the Yolngu community in Gapuwiyak a remote Aboriginal community in Australia both as an ethnographic researcher and as a collaborator in the production of media Shimmering Screens explores the place of technology in Gapuwiyak through discussions about the influence of mainstream television the changing role of photography in mortuary ceremonies and the making of local radio and video
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