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100 1 _aCinque, Toija,
_eauthor.
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245 1 0 _aEmerging digital media ecologies :
_bthe concept of medialogy /
_cToija Cinque.
264 1 _aLondon :
_bRoutledge,
_c2025.
300 _a1 online resource (xxxiv, 220 pages)
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520 _aEmerging Digital Media Ecologies: The Concept of Medialogy investigates the profound ways in which digital media reshapes our cultural, socio-technological, political, and natural landscapes. Through interdisciplinary empirical and creative case studies, the book defines and illuminates the nuances of medialogy, emphasising the often-underestimated impact of emerging technologies across interactive education, data gathering, visual-data representations, and creative practice. It explores the intersection of the natural and technological worlds, contextualising our use of natural resources against climate change and sustainable economies. Divided into two parts, the book delves into the theoretical underpinnings of digital media ecologies and their practical applications. Part 1 traces the evolution of media technologies, examining their environmental impact and the foundational approaches to understanding media's complex interconnections. Part 2 focuses on contemporary issues such as hyperpersonalised media, digital literacy, and the transformative power of Indigenous media narratives. Additionally, the monograph explores the revolutionary role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and large language models like ChatGPT-4o and those that follow in shaping our digital future. It investigates how AI transforms creative practices, data processing, and communication, contributing to the formation of new media ecologies. The ethical implications, commodification, identity formation, and the impact of AI-driven technologies on everyday life are critically examined, offering insights into the future of human-technology interactions. This book is a crucial reference for scholars, practitioners, and students in digital humanities, media studies, environmental humanities, and anyone interested in the cultural implications of emerging digital technologies and their impact on our environment and society.
505 0 _aPART 1: HISTORY AND THEORETICAL UNDERPINNING 1. Locating Media Ecologies: Ecosophy and Anthropogenic Events 2. Archaeological and Archival Media 3. Network Nature's Algorithmic Turn 4. Biomedia and the Post-Digital Age PART 2: TECHNECOLOGIES 5. Exploring Hyper-Personalised Media Confluence: The New Era of Media Consumption and Interaction 6. Designing Digital Media Literacies for Social Cohesion 7. Extended Reality's Critical Interfaces and Applications 8. Indigenous Narratives and the Dynamics of Medialogy. Conclusion: Media, Humanity, and Non-human Others in a Post-Digital Future
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650 0 _aDigital media.
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856 4 0 _3Taylor & Francis
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