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Dangerous metaphors: Meaning in immersive media

Lister, Martin

Authors

Martin Lister



Contributors

Jacqueline Furby
Editor

Karen Randell
Editor

Citation

Lister, M. (2005). Dangerous metaphors: Meaning in immersive media. In J. Furby, & K. Randell (Eds.), Screen Methods: Comparative Readings in Film Studies (38-47). Wallflower Press

Publication Date Jan 1, 2005
Peer Reviewed Not Peer Reviewed
Pages 38-47
Book Title Screen Methods: Comparative Readings in Film Studies
ISBN 9781904764342
Keywords dangerous metaphors, immersive media
Public URL https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/1055382
Publisher URL http://cup.columbia.edu/book/978-1-904764-35-9/screen-methods
Additional Information Additional Information : This chapter was developed from invited papers given in 2001. First, it was given as a public lecture at Bristol University, entitled, 'The Virtual Environment as a Medium of Art', a contribution to a six lecture series entitled 'The Mediums of Art' (including lectures by Prof Dawn Ades (Essex) and Prof Stephen Bann (Bristol)). Second, it was subsequently developed in a paper entitled 'Cinema and the Virtual' for the research seminar 'The Present of Cinema Studies: a Series of Strategic Interdisciplinary Readings in Film', in the Department of English, The University of Southampton, which is the basis of this published version.

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