Bøger af Erica Carter

In academic and public discourse, 'mapping' has become a ubiquitous term for epistemic practices ranging from surveys of scholarly fields to processes of data collection, ordering and visualization. Mapping captures patterns of distribution, segregation and hierarchy across socio-cultural spaces and geographical territories. Often lost in such accounts, however, is the experiential dimension of mapping as an aesthetic practice with determinate social, cultural and political effects. This volume draws on approaches from film philosophy, media archaeology, decolonial scholarship and independent film practice to explore mapping as a mediated experience in which film becomes entangled in larger processes of historical subject-formation, as well as in dissident reconfigurations of cultural memory. Proposing an approach to mapping through decolonial aesthetics and poetic thinking, the three essays in this volume help define a film studies perspective on mapping as a practice that structures political and aesthetic regimes, organizes and communicates shared realities, but also enables dissenting reconfigurations of concretely experienced worlds.

This is a collection of powerful self-loving quotes by some of the wisest people in history! It is a great gift for anyone ready to have deeper love for themselves! After each quote is a series of pointed questions designed for contemplation and reflection, along with dedicated areas to record thoughts. INTRODUCTION FROM BOOK: There are so many days you wake up and don't quite feel the best. When you wake up feeling that way, you may have some negative self-talk going on either in your head or out loud. This book will allow you to take just a few minutes throughout your day to change your self-talk!. When you speak to your self positively, you absolutely love yourself. This is because you love the positivity that you are getting inside and out. Within these pages are noteworthy quotes to help you to reflect and love yourself more and more each day. I want to personally congratulate you for beginning this journey of self-love, deeper understanding of yourself, and reflection of the language you use with yourself. Enjoy the process, you are worth it!

This text looks at the star system under the Third Reich. Following the experiments of Weimar, much of cinema after 1933 became part of a wider Nazi backlash against modernism in all its forms. This study contributes to contemporary debates concerning the historical study of film spectatorship.