Theorizing Digital Cultural Heritage A Critical Discourse

Name: Theorizing Digital Cultural Heritage A Critical Discourse
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ISBN: 9780262514118

ISBN-10: 0262514117

ISBN-13: 9780262514118

Edition: 2007

Authors: Fiona Cameron, Sarah Kenderdine, Edward Barrett, Henry Jenkins, David Thorburn

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List price: $36.00
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: MIT Press
Publication date: 1/22/2010
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 480
Size: 6.50" wide x 8.75" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.540
Language: English

Fiona Cameron is is Senior Research Fellow, Museum and Cultural Heritage Studies, at theCentre for Cultural Research at the University of Western Sidney.

Sarah Kenderdine is Coordinator of Special Projects, MuseumVictoria, Melbourne.

Edward Barrett is Senior Lecturer in the Program in Writing and Humanistic Studies at MIT.

David Thorburn is Professor of Literature and Director of the Communications Forum at MIT.



Series Foreword


Acknowledgments


Introduction



Replicants/Object Morphologies



Rise and Fall of the Post-Photographic Museum


Technology and the Transformation of Art




The Materiality of Virtual Technologies


A New Approach to Thinking about the Impact of Multimedia in Museums




Beyond the Cult of the Replicantï¿½Museums and Historical Digital Objects


Traditional Concerns, New Discourses



Te Ahu Hiko


Digital Cultural Heritage and Indigenous Objects, People, and Environments




Redefining Digital Art


Disrupting Borders



Online Activity and Offline Community


Cultural Institutions and New Media Art



Knowledge Systems and Management


Shifting Paradigms and Models



A Crisis of Authority


New Lamps for Old




Digital Cultural Communication


Audience and Remediation




Digital Knowledgescapes


Cultural, Theoretical, Practical, and Usage Issues Facing Museum Collection Databases in a Digital Epoch




Art Is Redeemed, Mystery Is Gone


The Documentation of Contemporary Art




Cultural Information Standardsï¿½Political Territory and Rich Rewards




Finding a Future for Digital Cultural Heritage Resources Using Contextual Information Frameworks




Engaged Dialogism in Virtual Space


An Exploration of Research Strategies for Virtual Museums




Localized, Personalized, and Constructivist


A Space for Online Museum Learning




Cultural Heritage and Virtual Systems



Speaking in Rama


Panoramic Vision in Cultural Heritage Visualization




Dialing Up the Past




The Morphology of Space in Virtual Heritage




Toward Tangible Virtualities


Tangialities




Ecological Cybernetics, Virtual Reality, and Virtual Heritage




Geo-Storytelling


A Living Archive of Spatial Culture




Urban Heritage Representations in Hyperdocuments




Automatic Archaeology


Bridging the Gap between Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence, and Archaeology



List of Contributors


Index