Reversing the vectors of meaning. The diagrammatic language of Vilém Flusser.

In the lecture manuscript which he purportedly wrote in 1980 - "Image and Text" (Flusser 1980) 12 - Flusser went straight to the heart of these strange semantics of the techno-image: "They seem to be effects of the things they mean, not their symbols." 11 But if Flusser had, even as late as 1989, di...

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Publicado en:Flusser Studies no. 30; pp. 1 - 24
Autor principal: Irrgang, Daniel
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Publicado: Flusser Studies Nov2020
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