The Mediation of Cultural Memory: Digital Preservation in the Cases of Classical Indian Dance and the Cherokee Stomp Dance

Ghosh, Shreelina

doi:10.1111/j.1540-5931.2012.00924.x

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“…The emergence of new media, namely digital or electronic, however, has "decreased the significance of physical presence in the experience of people and events" (Meyrowitz, 1986) and has thereby modified what it means to have a firsthand experience of the performing arts. Existing literature on the mediation of dance, sport, and performing arts suggests digital media affects ballet differently than traditional mass media (Mitoma, 2002;Milovanovic, 2021;McLean, 2008;Cushman & Ghosh, 2012;Boehmer, 2016;Rocamora, 2017). By its inherent "spreadability" (Jenkins et.…”

Section: Digital Media In Balletmentioning

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From Stage to Screen: The Digital Mediatization of Ballet

Verzywvelt

2024

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While contributing to mediatization theory by extending the scope of study, this research explores the interrelationship between digital media and ballet. Upon defining ballet as a sociocultural field, it attempts to describe how digital media influences ballet and assess: 1) how and why ballet dancers of varying degrees of involvement use different types of digital media when engaging with their activity; 2) how ballet dancers understand digital media’s influence on the development of ballet; and 3) the attitudes toward such influence that ballet dancers hold. The study first offers an outline of the history of ballet and its longstanding relationship with the media. It then provides a brief overview of mediatization and, considering the complexity of the contemporary digital media environment, isolates the influence of digital mediatization. The results suggest that digital mediatization has significantly influenced the development of ballet, affecting technical, professional, and social institutions and processes.

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Section: Digital Media In Balletmentioning

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From Stage to Screen: The Digital Mediatization of Ballet

Verzywvelt

2024

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“…İkincisi arabuluculuk, mikro ve makro sosyal oluşumlar arasındaki müzakerenin dengeleme uygulamalarında başarılı olduğu aradaki yeri temsil eder. Arabuluculuk özellikle oluşturduğu anı ve perspektif açısından kültürler için önem arz eder (Cushman ve Ghosh, 2012). Bu bağlamda kültür, hem toplumsal boyutta hem de zaman boyutunda sembolik bir anlam dünyası yaratır ve insanları birleştirici özelliklere sahip olur.…”

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Parodi ve Kültürel Bellek Bağlamında Reklam İmgeleri Üzerine Bir İnceleme

Toksöz

2021

İnönü Üniversitesi Sanat Ve Tasarım Dergisi

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In the postmodern era, in many studies, it is seen that the images taking place in cultural memory and public's memory are not assessed very much in the study of visual communication design and its substudies. However, for an efficient usage of parody, the point visual communication intersects with intersemioticism and humor, it is reckoned that the usage of cultural images and social images in advertising designs is important. Especially, utilizing images of cultural memory and social memory in a humorous way like parody, may improve the ability to communicate positively.The purpose of this study is to discover forms related to public's memory and humor applied in the fields of visual communication and to prove advertising posters can be assessed in terms of parody. In this context, advertising posters have been studied, in the light of the informations which have been gathered, humorous objects taking place in advertising posters have been assessed and sample advertising posters have been examined in this context.

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(Re)Producing the Past Online: Oral History and Social Media–Based Discourse on Cambodian Performing Arts in the Aftermath of Genocide

Khoury

2020

Mass Violence and Memory in the Digital Age

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The Mediation of Cultural Memory: Digital Preservation in the Cases of Classical Indian Dance and the Cherokee Stomp Dance

Cited by 9 publications

References 8 publications

From Stage to Screen: The Digital Mediatization of Ballet

From Stage to Screen: The Digital Mediatization of Ballet

Parodi ve Kültürel Bellek Bağlamında Reklam İmgeleri Üzerine Bir İnceleme

(Re)Producing the Past Online: Oral History and Social Media–Based Discourse on Cambodian Performing Arts in the Aftermath of Genocide

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