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Fascinating video: not sure about all the connections drawn between cognitive and social structures, but the animation alone (by artist Andrew Park) justifies taking the time to listen to (and watch!) this talk by Iain McGilchrist.
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Apple’s 1987 Knowledge Navigator video.
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Back in June, I posted a screencast video of “Frame, Sequence, Medium: Comics in Plurimedial and Transnational Perspective,” a presentation I gave at the German Association for American Studies 2011 annual conference in Regensburg. This got me thinking about making screencast versions of other talks I’ve given. Here is one for a talk entitled “Media Crisis, Serial Chains, and the Mediation of Change: Frankenstein on Film,” which I gave at the American Studies Association annual conference in San Antonio, Texas on November 19, 2010.
Here is the complete presentation “Frame, Sequence, Medium: Comics in Plurimedial and Transnational Perspective” as delivered at the DGfA’s 2011 annual conference in Regensburg on June 18, 2011. (A larger view is available if you view the video in Youtube.)