modern visual culture

[victorieuse1]

Вот нашла "список чтения" к курсу Джонтана Крэри в Колумбии (кому интересно :).
http://www.learn.columbia.edu/courses/mvc/pdf/crary_reading.pdf

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[evannka.livejournal.com]

Спасибо :)
Из последней группы читала треть. Из остальных - редкими вкраплениями.

[victorieuse.livejournal.com]

Я наоборот из самой первой части очень много читала. Где early modern etc.

[a-waffling.livejournal.com]

Sorry about commenting in English!

Rather "heavy" reading list that. If I'd use something like this here: I'd expect either to scare off most students interested in the subject: either because they take the reading list as a "serious" item and don't want to read that much, or because they think "he just wants to show off".

[victorieuse.livejournal.com]

Heinrich, commenting in English is OK. )

Yep, I've had that feeling too. ) But it might be that it is something like 'further reading'. I too give such lists sometimes - but we only take some texts from them. The idea is that if someone gets truly interested s/he will go on with it. I am sure from the *outside* it would look quite scary, but *inside* you kind of talk it over with students...

[a-waffling.livejournal.com]

Thanks!
Sounds like a plausible explanation to me. Although, I myself, I'd be more cautious, and tend not to distribute such a list via the web.

[victorieuse.livejournal.com]

To be quite honest, I've also had a feeling that this group of people has constructed for themselves a very strange idea of the past/contemporary into which they try to fit material that obviously is quite OUTSIDE that line of thought. And that behind all that lie convictions that are not chcked in any way - but just considered morally right. But I have that kind of feeling rather often with people from *visual social studies*.

Re: cool:)

[victorieuse.livejournal.com]

Да, конечно. Правда, в вашем блоге нет ни одной записи - так что куда же там утаскивать?