Technoculture 0200_L07

I. CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 1950-1962 A1963-1970 B 1970-1981 C 1981-2000 D

TERM OF EXTERNAL MEDIATION• Technology + Advertisement = Media

SURFACE AS

ARCHITECTURAL REPRESENTATION

• Curtain wall as abstract, optical surface

UNREPRESENTABLE REAL

• Emergent consumer-communication culture of 1950s-60s

TERM OF EXTERNAL MEDIATION• Technology + Advertisement = Media

SURFACE AS

ARCHITECTURAL REPRESENTATION

• Collaged Surface

UNREPRESENTABLE REAL

• Emergent consumer-communication culture of 1950s-60s

Analogon

TERM OF EXTERNAL MEDIATION

• Technology + Advertisement = Media

Literary Culture/Post-Modern Imagination

Narrative Patterns of Perception

SURFACE AS

ARCHITECTURAL REPRESENTATION• Collaged Surface

UNREPRESENTABLE REAL• Emergent consumer-communication culture of 1950s-60s

Analogon

TERM OF EXTERNAL MEDIATION

• Technology + Advertisement = Media

Literary Culture/Post-Modern Imagination

Narrative Patterns of Perception

Analogon

Citizenbuildauthorityhappinessliteratureheterosexualwillpeaceachievementsciencehistorydramaart

Nomadwanderpowerpleasurejournalismpolymorphouswishwarcelebritymagiclegendpornographydream

Written Word Electronic Media

1927 Warren Chalk born in London

1930 Ron Herron born in London

1935 Dennis Crompton born in Blackpool

1936 Peter Cook born in Southend on Sea

1937 David Greene born in Nottingham

Micheal Webb

“At Capitalism's limit the deterritorialized socius gives way to the body without organs, and the decoded flows through themselves into Desiring-Production.”

Deleuze and Guattari, Anti-Oedipus, p.140