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Gramophone, Film, Typewriter

Kittler, Friedrich, von Mucke, Dorothea, Similon, Philippe L.·1987·October

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Pionnier et figure tutélaire de la Medientheorie allemande, Friedrich Kittler sonde dans ce livre les infrastructures matérielles et techniques de la culture, laissant apparaître, au passage, comment la psychanalyse est couplée à la naissance du gramophone, l'art de la guerre au cinéma et l'émancipation de la femme au développement de la machine à écrire. La première traduction française d'un ouvrage qui a fait date. Prenant la suite d'Aufschreibesysteme 1800-1900 paru un an plus tôt, Gramophone, Film, Typewriter (1986) élargit les ambitions théoriques de celui-ci : le livre sonde les infrastructures matérielles de la culture moderne, montrant au passage comment la psychanalyse est corrélée à la naissance du gramophone, l'art de la guerre au cinéma et l'émancipation de la femme au développement de la machine à écrire. Pour le sujet moderne, c'est le constat d'une énième blessure narcissique : son imaginaire ne lui appartient pas ; les mots, les sons et les couleurs résultent du trafic occulte des appareils. Gramophone, Film, Typewriter a inauguré tout un champ de recherche sur les enjeux en même temps esthétiques, épistémologiques et politiques de ce que Kittler appelle les « Medien ». Après sa lecture, on cessera définitivement de considérer qu'un médium pourrait constituer un moyen de communication neutre. (source : éditeur)

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Authors
Kittler, F., von Mucke, D., & Similon, P. L.
Venue
October
Publisher
JSTOR
Published
1987
Volume
41
Pages
101
ISSN
0162-2870 (ISSN-L)
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FWCI
28.27
Type
journal article
Language
en
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