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Remediation: understanding new media J. David Bolter, Richard Grusin
Publisher: MIT Press

This trend can be found in medieval illumination, baroque cabinets, and of course many contemporary things, of which new media is a prime source. Remediation: Understanding New Media. See more here: Remediation: Understanding New Media (Repost). Cambridge: The MIT Press, 1999. New York: Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc., 1965. David Bolter, Richard Grusin 1999 | 295 Pages | ISBN: 0262024527 , 0262522799 | PDF | 17 MB. To develop this argument and to demonstrate the importance of understanding code as performative and processual (rather than as a static artefact), I undertake a media-specific analysis (Hayles 2004) by an examination of what Bolter and Grusin (1999) called reverse . Adaptation Title, Remediation: Understanding New Media. The main theme of this article was that no medium or single media event does its cultural work in isolation from other media, any more than it works in isolation from social and economic forces. Bordwell, David, and Kristen Thompson. Remediation: Understanding New Media By J. Collaborative Blog Entry: Remediation. This translational quality of digital representation and storage (albeit at an often degraded resolution within digital data structures) is something that highlights the strong remedial qualities of digital representation. Bolter, Jay David, and Richard Grusin.