Routledge Handbook of Ecomedia Studies

Introduction

Antonio Lopez, Adrian Ivakhiv, Stephen Rust, Miriam Tola, Alenda Y. Chang, and Kiu-wai Chu

PART I Ecomedia Theory

1 When Do Media Become Ecomedia?

Adrian Ivakhiv and Antonio Lopez

2 Three Ecologies: Ecomediality as Ontology

Adrian Ivakhiv

3 Meaning, Matter, Ecomedia

Christy Tidwell

4 Blue Media Ecologies: Swimming through the Mediascape with Sir David Attenborough

Stephen Rust and Verena Wurth

5 Political and Apolitical Ecologies of Digital Media

Sy Taffel

6 Centering Africa in Ecomedia Studies: Interview with Cajetan Iheka

Miriam Tola, Kiu-wai Chu, and Stephen Rust

7 Ecomedia and Empire in the US-Mexico Borderlands, 1880-1912

Carlos Alonso Nugent

8 Spatial Documentary Studies, El Mar La Mar, and Elemental Media Remediated

Janet Walker

9 Ecomedia Literacy: Bringing Ecomedia Studies into the Classroom

Antonio Lopez

PART II Ecomateriality

10 Disaggregated Footprints: An Infrastructural Literacy Approach to the Sustainable Internet

Nicole Starosielski, Hunter Vaughan , Anne Pasek, and Nicholas R. Silcox

11 Collapse Informatics and the Environmental Impact of Information and Communication Technologies

Laura U. Marks

12 Electronic Environmentalism: Monitoring and Making Ecological Crises

Jennifer Gabrys

13 Radiant Energy and Media Infrastructures of the South

Rahul Mukherjee

14 Micro/Climates of Play: On the Thermal Contexts of Games

Alenda Y. Chang

15 Relational Ecologies of the Gramophone Disc

Elodie A. Roy

16 Core Dump: The Global Aesthetics and Politics of E-Waste

Mehita Iqani

PART III Political Ecology

17 Carbon Capitalism, Communication, and Artificial Intelligence: Placing the Climate Emergency Center Stage

Benedetta Brevini and Daisy Doctor

18 Environmental Media Management: Overcoming the Responsibility Deficit

Pietari Kaeaepae and Hunter Vaughan

19 Property Rights Control in the Data-Driven Economy: The Media Ecology of Blockchain Registries

Jannice Kaell

20 Common Pool Resources, Communication, and the Global Media Commons

Patrick D. Murphy and E. Septime Sessou

21 #NOLNG253! Media Use in Modern Environmental Justice Movements

Ellen E. Moore and Anna Bean

22 Contesting Digital Colonial Power: Indigenous Australian Sovereignty and Self-Determination in Digital Worlds

Corrinne Sullivan and Jessica McLean

23 Who Makes Our Smartphones? Four Moments in Their Lifecycle

Richard Maxwell and Toby Miller

PART IV Ecocultures

24 Media and Ecocultural Identity

Tema Milstein, Gabi Mocatta, and Jose Castro-Sotomayor

25 Eco-Territorial Media Practices: Defending Bodies, Territories, and Life Itself in Latin America

Diana Coryat

26 Mapping for Accountability: Decolonizing Land Acknowledgment Initiatives

Salma Monani and Sarah Gilsoul

27 Black Media Philosophy and Visual Ecologies: A Conversation between Armond Towns and Jeremy Kamal

Armond Towns and Jeremy Kamal

28 On the Ecological Futurabilities of Experimental Film Labs

Noelie Martin and Jacopo Rasmi

29 Popular Music: Folk and Folk Rock as Green Cultural Production

John Parham

30 Women in the Global Pandemic Media Imagination: Mimetic Desire, Scapegoating Buddhist Hermeneutic, and Beyond

Chia-ju Chang

PART V Eco-Affects

31 Ecomentia, from Televised Catastrophe to Performative Assembly: Collapsonaut Attention in a House on Fire

Yves Citton

32 Feeling Wild: The Mediation of Embodied Experience

Alexa Weik von Mossner

33 Social Realism and Environmental Crisis: Clio Barnard's Dark River

David Ingram

34 Ecopolitical Satire in the Global North

Nicole Seymour and Anthony Lioi

35 Fear and Loathing in Ecomedia: Channeling Fear through Horror Tropes in Invasive Species Outreach

Katrina Maggiulli

36 Slow Media, Eco-Mindfulness, and the Lifeworld

Jennifer Rauch

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• Impacto social dos temas ambientais
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• Estudos de comunicação
• A política ambiental e protocolos
• Humanidades
• Media, informação e indústrias das comunicações
• Estudos de meios de comunicação

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