ATMS, TELEPROMPTERS AND PHOTOBOOTHS: A SHORT HISTORY OF NEOLIBERAL OPTICS.

This essay investigates three devices that were widely used beginning mid-twentieth century to explore the concept of 'neoliberal optics'. Through a discussion of the development of the teleprompter, self-portraiture in photobooths and automated teller machines (ATM), this paper outlines the role th...

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Publicado en:New Formations no. 80/81; pp. 194 - 209
Autor principal: Hayward, Mark
Formato: Essay
Publicado: Lawrence & Wishart Ltd. 2013
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