Suchergebnisse

Parte I. Corpo feminino e mídia. Mito, moda e os videoclipes / Denise da Costa Oliveira Siqueira -- A garota do cartão : para uma etnografia do postal carioca / Euler David de Siqueira -- Ratas : exuberância em corpos mangueirenses / João Maia, Eduardo Bianchi -- A mulher como embalagem do sistema : o corpo publicitário em debate / Liliany Alves Samarão -- Parte II. Corpo e arte : a dança contemporânea. O grotesco na dança contemporânea / Marcelus Gonçalves Ferreira -- Corpo, molde e movimento : a moda na dança contemporânea / Ana Carolina Jobim Rodrigues -- Produção de sentidos em dança : Grupo Corpo em Nazareth / Bibiana Gutierrez Fernandes de Sá -- Corpo imanente e transcendência na performance contemporânea / Ana Macara, Ana Paula Batalha, Katia S.M. Mortari -- Políticas do corpo : estrutura poética da dança contemporânea / Andréa Bergallo Snizek -- Parte III. Corpo, representações e relações de poder. Mutantes, heróis e ciborgues : o corpo como instrumento de poder / Marcos Fábio Vieira -- O corpo e a diferença : a pessoa com deficiência no cinema / Marcio Alves de Albuquerque -- Corpo e política no funk carioca / Luiza Machado

The author proposes, in the six essays of this her brand-new book, a reflection on the status of image in the contemporary world. Since the emergence of photography, and after cinema, the universe of technical images did not know a process of transformation as radical as that of our time. Images have become the main interfaces of daily mediation, occupying communication, affective relationships, infrastructure, surveillance aesthetics and body scan systems in the city. Speaking of image policies, she argues that images are, in addition to the transmission of ideas and languages, the very field of political tensions and disputes of today. Beiguelman associates the invention and massive distribution of smartphones with a new surveillance regime, no longer instituted by the state, but the result of the systematic capture of personal data, deliberately offered by users to social media platforms the datasphere. The countless production of images in the feeds and stories of social networks, surveillance cameras and official records configure, according to her, a new aesthetic of surveillance. Digital image, selfies, memes, image aging apps, Waze and Google Maps, deep fakes videos, body scanning, the internet of things, facial recognition machines, artificial intelligence, gable protest projections in cities, digital censorship, all these novelties from the contemporary world are analyzed by Giselle Beiguelman to describe (and even guide the reader to recognize in the world around him/her) the role of the image in social relations today