Visuality from intercultural perspectives : technologies of imaging in communication, art and social science

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Visuality from intercultural perspectives : technologies of imaging in communication, art and social science / edited by Michael Fleming and Aleksandra Łukaszewicz Alcaraz. - Szczecin : Academic Publishing House of the Faculty of Painting and New Media. Academy of Art ; London : Puno Press Polish University Abroad, 2018. - 224 strony : fotografie ; 23 cm.

Author

Fleming Michael (1974- ) Redakcja Łukaszewicz-Alcaraz Aleksandra Redakcja

Form of Work

Książki Publikacje naukowe

Subject

Informacja wizualna Komunikacja społeczna Kultura wizualna Przestrzeń publiczna (urbanistyka) Sztuka publiczna

Genre/Form

Praca zbiorowa

Domain

Etnologia i antropologia kulturowa Kultura i sztuka

Feel invited to read the first monograph published within TICASS project „Visuality from Intercultural Perspectives”, which presents the early results of an ongoing collaborative research project funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020. The book advances understanding of the functioning of visual space in different places and cultures and indicates how different visual literacies shape communication within and between communities. Contributors to this volume work in a range of disciplines in the social sciences, in the humanities, as well as in art and business. The book will be of interest to scholars working on visual culture, aesthetics, art., communication, education, and interculture studies. ‘Visuality from Intercultural Perspectives makes a valuable contribution to the historical and cultural understanding of visual communication’ (Prof. Arnold Berleant).

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Bibliography, etc. note

Bibliografia, netografia, filmografia przy pracach.

Funding information note

This publication has been funded by the European Union's Horizon 2010 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 734602