MCC-UE 1003 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Viaair, Satyagraha, Sodium Hydride

• School: New York University
• Department: Media, Culture & Communication
• Course: MCC-UE 1003
• Professor: Nicole Starosielski

Document Summary

Trouillet, the power in the story, silencing the past: power and production of history. Massumi, the autonomy of affect (excerpt on ronald reagan) Mizumura, from par avion to via air mail: the fall of french . Finn, picturing the criminal: photography & criminality in the nineteenth century . Gitelman, reading music, reading records, reading race: the musical copyright . Argument: gandhi"s international printing press was able to create its own public across different countries and continents under a central discourse of satyagraha and india through the printing of many different pamphlets from across imperial britain. Through the circulation of these pamphlets, these small printing presses were able to connect groups across boundaries of distance and language. Argument: radio and radio listening created subcultures for different types of listeners that served to connect people over the airwaves through which radio programs they tuned into.