Between poetry and information science: reappropriations of found footage cinema in digital domains
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https://doi.org/10.18617/liinc.v14i2.4185Abstract
ABSTRACT The article deals with dislocations of information in the territories of Found Footage (cinema of archive reappropriation) and YouTube, based on the film Untitle # 3: And what are poets for in a time of poverty? (2016). In an explanatory, descriptive and exploratory research that uses the case study as a method, the confluences and co-influences between mediation and enunciation in archivistic 21 century are taken. We release a hypothesis that found footage can be a method for the mediation of information. An operational procedure to understand the phenomena of image in the fields of audiovisual media, information and communication technologies, and information science.
Keyowrds: Found Footage Film; Information; Mediation; Reappropriation; YouTube.
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