Letting AI Read for Us Can Undermine Our Thinking
The complexities of outsourcing literacy
Tag: cinema and media studies
The Nuances of Data Colonialism
A Q&A with Nick Couldry and Ulises A. Mejias NICK COULDRY and ULISES A. MEJIAS Free for commercial use. Via Pixabay Earlier this month, Stanford University Press hosted an online discussion between Nick Couldry and Ulises A. Mejias, authors of the recently released The …
Narratives of Narcissistic Democracy and Rational Tyranny
How Hannah Arendt’s The Origins of Totalitarianism remains painfully relevant.
Alisa Lebow on Filming Revolution
Stanford University Press Digital Projects is proud to present a glimpse into the making of our newest project, Filming Revolution. Alisa Lebow speaks to the wisdom, effort, curation, and collaboration that went into this project. ALISA LEBOW Filming Revolution in action. Over thirty filmmakers, archivists, …
Holocaust Memories On Camera
Survivors’ discussions of Schindler’s List variously affirm and challenge its narrative.
Right to Repair is Right to Interpret
As text technologies evolve, so too does the province of literary analysis.
Modern Iran in 8 Songs
From classical melodies to rap, Iran’s music reveals its long struggle for political freedom.
Grappling with Dystopia
Orwell’s heirs in Hong Kong fiction and film yield insight into western surveillance society.
Politicizing Debt
In the wake of the Ghost Ship and other tragedies, feminist economics may offer a way forward.
