- Title Pages
- Endorsement
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
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Chapter 1 The Stereopticon, The Tariff Illustrated, and the 1892 Election -
Chapter 2 The Stereopticon: Platform or New Media Form? -
Chapter 3 Cinema, McKinley at Home, and the 1896 Election -
Chapter 4 Cinema as a Media Form -
Chapter 5 Coda - Document No. 1
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Document No. 2 Pictured Politics -
Document No. 3 Protection Illustrated -
Document No. 4 Kennedy’s Great Speech -
Document No. 5 -
Document No. 6 De Cordova’s Lyceum -
Document No. 7 Our Bulletin -
Document No. 8 Stereopticon Illustrates Politics -
Document No. 9 The Biograph at the Olympia -
Document No. 10 Bryan in a Peep Show -
Document No. 11 -
Document No. 12 -
Document No. 13 Holmes Talks of Luzon - Abbreviations for Frequently Cited Newspapers
- Bibliography
- Index
Coda
Coda
- Chapter:
- (p.170) Chapter 5 Coda
- Source:
- Politicking and Emergent Media
- Author(s):
Charles Musser
- Publisher:
- University of California Press
The first section characterizes the structure of feeling of US presidential elections during the long 1890s, making comparisons between that decade and the contemporary moment, noting similarities between the campaigns of William McKinley and Barack Obama. It briefly considers new media moments such as radio and television as well as recurrent structures of politicking in the twentieth century. The second section considers the shift from Film Studies to Film and Media Studies and the dialogic relations between the study of early cinema and the emerging field of media archaeology. Finally considers ways in which the illustrated lecture can be analyzed within the framework of Documentary Studies.
Keywords: politicking, US presidential elections, new media, early cinema, media archaeology
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- Title Pages
- Endorsement
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 The Stereopticon, The Tariff Illustrated, and the 1892 Election -
Chapter 2 The Stereopticon: Platform or New Media Form? -
Chapter 3 Cinema, McKinley at Home, and the 1896 Election -
Chapter 4 Cinema as a Media Form -
Chapter 5 Coda - Document No. 1
-
Document No. 2 Pictured Politics -
Document No. 3 Protection Illustrated -
Document No. 4 Kennedy’s Great Speech -
Document No. 5 -
Document No. 6 De Cordova’s Lyceum -
Document No. 7 Our Bulletin -
Document No. 8 Stereopticon Illustrates Politics -
Document No. 9 The Biograph at the Olympia -
Document No. 10 Bryan in a Peep Show -
Document No. 11 -
Document No. 12 -
Document No. 13 Holmes Talks of Luzon - Abbreviations for Frequently Cited Newspapers
- Bibliography
- Index
