Aesthetic experience and mediated experience
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Experience. Television. Documentary.Abstract
What implies the adjective "mediated" when used to qualify experiences? This article retakes this question, seeking to avoid to treat the mediated experience under the most frequent angle of the kidnapping of the experience. For that, it focuses on the esthetical dimensions in the experience of the medias, and, in a comparative exercise, contrasts two distinct ways of mediation and of conformation of the experience, the television and the documentary.Downloads
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Copyright (c) 2009 César Geraldo Guimarães, Bruno Souza Leal
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