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Early Popular Visual Culture
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Routledge - Taylor & Francis
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(EPVC) Early
Popular Visual Culture, formerly 'Living
Pictures', is a peer-reviewed, academic journal
dedicated to stimulating research and interdisciplinary
studies in relation to all forms of popular visual
culture before 1930. Increased from 3 to 4 numbers/year
since 2010.
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covers for respective content of issues on the Taylor
& Francis website
Contact
the editors Vanessa
Toulmin &
Simon
Popple
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Vol
9 Issue 1 - February 2011
The
mirror as a proto-cinematic device |
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9 Issue 2 - May 2011
World's
Fairs and International Exhibitions |
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Vol
9 Issue 3 - August 2011
The
Stereoscope and the Miniature |
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9 Issue 4 - November 2011
Colonialism
and display |
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Vol
8 Issue 1 - February 2010:
Intermediality
in Early Silent Cinema |
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8 Issue 2 - May 2010:
Robert
Houdin goes to Algeria |
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8 Issue 3 - August 2010:
Chaplin
and the body of modernity |
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8 Issue 4 - November 2010:
What
is an exhibition culture? |
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Vol
7 Issue 1 - April 2009:
Cross-cutting in the
face of history |
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Vol
7 Issue 2 - July 2009:
Tillie's punctured
legacy |
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7 Issue 3 - November 2009:
The anatomy of the
early republic |
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Vol
6 Issue 1 - April 2008:
Media as modern Magic |
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6 Issue 2 - July 2008:
Collection and Recollection |
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Vol
6 Issue 3 - November 2008:
Penetrating the peristrephic |
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Vol
5 Issue 1 - April 2007:
Functions of Showmanship
in Freakshow & Early Film |
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Vol
5 Issue 2 - July 2007:
The Magic Sene in
Britain in 1905 |
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5 Issue 3 - November 2007:
Popular Visual Culture
in Ireland |
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Vol
4 Issue 1 - April 2006 / Special
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Magician as Conjuror:
Analysis of Victorian Mediums |
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4 Issue 2 - July 2006 / Special
Issue
Exhibition and Performance |
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Vol
4 Issue 3 - November 2006:
Traditions of Collecting
and Remembering |
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TO CONTRIBUTE to EARLY POPULAR VISUAL CULTURE
The Editors of Early Popular Visual Culture welcome articles
which examine the use and exploitation of popular cultural
forms within the fields of entertainment, education, science,
advertising and the domestic environment before 1930. |
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Vol
3 - Issue 1 - May 2005
The
heaviest girl in the world |
Vol
3 Issue 2 - September 2005
Vice
and immorality in popular Victorian Britain |
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Popular Visual Culture
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SAGE
Publications
- Academic Journals Related to Animation, Visual Culture &
Communication |
SAGE
Publications
announced in July 2006 vol. 1 No. 1 of 'Animation:
An interdisciplinary Journal'.
According to the editor of Animation,
Suzanne Buchan, this new academic
journal "...will
provide a resource for all interested in animation-related forms
of visual culture, ranging from advertising and digital filmmaking
to architectural design programmes and scientific visualization
tools ...
... Through its editorial aims, it addresses and includes all
animation made using all known (and perhaps yet to be revealed)
techniques since the late 18th
century up to the digital shift and beyond, reveals its implications
on other forms of time-based media expression - past, present
and future - and illuminates how these affect our lives..."
The first issue of 'Animation:
An interdisciplinary Journal'
featuers articles by J.
P. Telotte 'Ub Iwerks' (Multi)Plain Cinema' -
Lev Manovich 'Image Future'
- Thomas Lamarre 'Platonic Sex:
Perversion and Shôjo Anime' - Joon-Yang
Kim 'Critique of the New Historical Landscape of South
Korean Animation' - Scott Bukatman
'Comics and the Critique of Chronophotography, or ‘He Never
Knew When It Was Coming!’ - Dennis
Dollens 'The Cathedral Is Alive: Animating Biomimetic
Architecture' and also includes 3 book
reviews such as 'Out of the Inkwell: Max Fleischer
and the Animation Revolution' by Gordan
Calma to mention one of the three. |
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Two
other visual culture related SAGE
publications recently began their fifth volume: 'Visual
Communication' &
'Journal
of Visual Culture'.
Further information on the latter two journals and Animation
can be found by following the links on the covers of the respective
publications. The 'Click
to search articles in this journal' links will enable
the visitors of the SAGE publications website to browse the various
articles in the past issues. The above and other journals are
available, in both a printed and/or online subscription, from
the publisher. |
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