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Fibreculture Journal: 17 This issue is an exercise in media ecology that is paradoxically unnatural. Instead of assuming a natural connection to the established tradition of Media Ecology in the Toronto-school fashion of Mars...

FCJ-114 Towards an Archaeology of Media Ecologies: ‘Media Ecology’, Political Subjectivation and Free Radios | Fibreculture Michael Goddard University Of Salford. Introduction While Matthew Fuller’s book entitled Media Ecologies has had a considerable impact on research

Fibreculture Journal: 17 | FCJ-116 Media Ecologies and Imaginary Media: Transversal Expansions, Contractions, and Foldings Anglia Ruskin University Abstract: This article focuses on the transpositions of media and nature through recent art projects such as Harwood, Wright and Yokokoji’s Eco Media (Cross Talk) and Garnet H...