درآمدی بر نظریه‌ی تلویزیون الفارسية 1403

Television is by far the most effective and important medium of the last sixty years. Our knowledge of this medium of switchable images, however, has remained sporadic and provisional: thinking about television obviously requires a new type of theory that is only poorly defined. We often do not even know what we already know about television, which in turn is detrimental to the theory and prevents its recognition. This introduction aims to change this. Lorenz Engell breaks down the diffuse and fragmentary state of television theory and, from a well-founded perspective and by including key approaches (Günther Anders, Stanley Cavell, Marshall McLuhan), creates a basic overview and context of a theory of switchable images.