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Paul Majkut
Preface
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Luis Acebal
Editor's Introduction
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Friedrich A. Uehlein
The Medium:
S. T. Coleridge's Concept of the Human Person
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Luis Acebal
Technology and Stereotypes:
The Medium is the Mass Age
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Mónica Alarcón
Identity and Migration in Contemporary Dance
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Mindaugas Briedis
Phenomenology and the "Science of Medical Imaging"
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In this article I will bring phenomenological analysis to medicine, but differently from many "humane" approaches to various medical issues, I will explore from the standpoint of Husserlian phenomenological philosophy one "empirical" method of medical diagnostics, i.e. medical imaging, which in turn belongs to the celebrated tradition of scientific imaging. Hence I will relate three major Husserlian projects, that is Categorial intuition. Image Consciousness and Constitution of the Other (phenomenological aspect) to radiological diagnostics, based on various modes of medical imaging (media aspect), for example, stages of radiological diagnosis and the structure of Image Consciousness. This perspective opens up the way to distil transcendental conditions of the "radiologist at work" (identity aspect), to see the importance of mediating intentionalities, discovered by Husserl, for any theoretical enterprise and to speculate about the possible improvement of diagnostics performed by human being and/or computer.
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Gregory Cameron
The Politics of Revelation:
On Television and the Internet
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Kurt Cline
Phenomenology of the Hoax:
Orson Welles, Alchemy and the Lie that Tells the Truth
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Stephen Crocker
Interrupting Images:
The Life of Broken Machines in and after Bergson
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Mihail Evans
The Media of the Spectral:
Derrida and Baudrillard
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Miguel Ángel García González
Immigrants' Political Representation and their Presence in Society:
from Object to Subject of the Media
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Päive Granö
The Internet Art Gallery as an Aesthetic Free Space for Youth
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Saara Jantunen, Aki-Mauri Huhtinen
The Worlds of Service:
Military Recruitment from Reality to the Virtual and Back
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Hasibe Kalkan
Searching for Identity
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Paul Majkut
Eidetic Other, Mediated Others, and Embodied Carrots
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Shoji Nagataki, Satoru Hirose
On What Mediates Our Knowledge of the External World:
Body, Technology, and Affordance
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Naomi Segal
'Sculpting the Strange Statue':
Sartre, Merleau-Ponty, Anzieu & The Piano
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Stefan Selke
Identity in the 'Loggossphere':
Recalling Daily Life mth Human Digital Memory
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Polana Tratnik
SloveniaRhizomatic Body:
The Shift in Comprehension of Life and Body with the Turn of the Biotechnological Paradigms
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Marta Graciela Trógolo, Alejandra Fernández
Media Deconstruction of the Myth of Communication and Sedentarism
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