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An exploration of textileâ s rich history as a communicative medium, and its appropriation by colonialist and capitalist systems.
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An exploration of textileâ s rich history as a communicative medium, and its appropriation by colonialist and capitalist systems.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 222
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Juli 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 342g
- ISBN-13: 9781350386945
- ISBN-10: 1350386944
- Artikelnr.: 72120960
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 222
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Juli 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 342g
- ISBN-13: 9781350386945
- ISBN-10: 1350386944
- Artikelnr.: 72120960
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Ganaele Langlois is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Media Studies at York University, Canada.
Introduction: Textile as Communication
Winding Back
Textile as a Medium
Textile Making as Mediating
Textile Making and Power
Decolonizing Media and Communication
Book Overview
Part 1: Communicative Power
1. Unraveling Textile from Commodity to Communication
A Plural Medium
Textile as Communication Medium: Historical Pointers
Two Common Understandings of Communication through Textile: as
Representation and Information
Towards a Third Aspect: textile as binding worlds through space and time
Global Textile, or Communication as Expressive Power
Textile, a Medium of Struggle
2. Quechua Textility
Pre-Columbian Textiles: Media and Power
Indigenous Identities in Contemporary Peru
The Revival of Quechua Textiles
Confronting Appropriation
Part 2: Technology and Imagination
3. Jacquard and the Creativity of Extensions
The Jacquard Mechanism, Automation and Digital Media
Weaving Digital Images
Weaving as Extension
4. Communicating Across the Abyss
Of the Meanings, Symbols and Patterns in Diasporic Textile
Mathematics, Rhythms and Signs
The Values of Making
Part 3: Transformative Entanglements
5. Reweaving the Interface
Domestic Textiles and Power
Marking Subjects
Reading through the Lines: The Evanescent Maker
Portable Technologies of Making
"Where Am I going?": Creative Meandering
6. Kené, or the Promise of Unknowing
Shipibo-Conibo Textiles and Perspectival Anthropology
Kené in the Global Market
Delineating the Space of Unknowing and Potentials
Back to the Basics
Part 4: Cosmomedia
7. Cosmomedia - the Tale of Two Indigos
Cosmotechnics and Ecosophical Media
Combinations and Recombinations: Indigo dyeing and the making of worlds
Colonizing Indigo
Indigo and Collectives of Humans and Non-Humans
Japanese Indigo and Natural Dyes as Cosmomedia
Conclusion: The Shape of Things to Come
Winding Back
Textile as a Medium
Textile Making as Mediating
Textile Making and Power
Decolonizing Media and Communication
Book Overview
Part 1: Communicative Power
1. Unraveling Textile from Commodity to Communication
A Plural Medium
Textile as Communication Medium: Historical Pointers
Two Common Understandings of Communication through Textile: as
Representation and Information
Towards a Third Aspect: textile as binding worlds through space and time
Global Textile, or Communication as Expressive Power
Textile, a Medium of Struggle
2. Quechua Textility
Pre-Columbian Textiles: Media and Power
Indigenous Identities in Contemporary Peru
The Revival of Quechua Textiles
Confronting Appropriation
Part 2: Technology and Imagination
3. Jacquard and the Creativity of Extensions
The Jacquard Mechanism, Automation and Digital Media
Weaving Digital Images
Weaving as Extension
4. Communicating Across the Abyss
Of the Meanings, Symbols and Patterns in Diasporic Textile
Mathematics, Rhythms and Signs
The Values of Making
Part 3: Transformative Entanglements
5. Reweaving the Interface
Domestic Textiles and Power
Marking Subjects
Reading through the Lines: The Evanescent Maker
Portable Technologies of Making
"Where Am I going?": Creative Meandering
6. Kené, or the Promise of Unknowing
Shipibo-Conibo Textiles and Perspectival Anthropology
Kené in the Global Market
Delineating the Space of Unknowing and Potentials
Back to the Basics
Part 4: Cosmomedia
7. Cosmomedia - the Tale of Two Indigos
Cosmotechnics and Ecosophical Media
Combinations and Recombinations: Indigo dyeing and the making of worlds
Colonizing Indigo
Indigo and Collectives of Humans and Non-Humans
Japanese Indigo and Natural Dyes as Cosmomedia
Conclusion: The Shape of Things to Come
Introduction: Textile as Communication
Winding Back
Textile as a Medium
Textile Making as Mediating
Textile Making and Power
Decolonizing Media and Communication
Book Overview
Part 1: Communicative Power
1. Unraveling Textile from Commodity to Communication
A Plural Medium
Textile as Communication Medium: Historical Pointers
Two Common Understandings of Communication through Textile: as
Representation and Information
Towards a Third Aspect: textile as binding worlds through space and time
Global Textile, or Communication as Expressive Power
Textile, a Medium of Struggle
2. Quechua Textility
Pre-Columbian Textiles: Media and Power
Indigenous Identities in Contemporary Peru
The Revival of Quechua Textiles
Confronting Appropriation
Part 2: Technology and Imagination
3. Jacquard and the Creativity of Extensions
The Jacquard Mechanism, Automation and Digital Media
Weaving Digital Images
Weaving as Extension
4. Communicating Across the Abyss
Of the Meanings, Symbols and Patterns in Diasporic Textile
Mathematics, Rhythms and Signs
The Values of Making
Part 3: Transformative Entanglements
5. Reweaving the Interface
Domestic Textiles and Power
Marking Subjects
Reading through the Lines: The Evanescent Maker
Portable Technologies of Making
"Where Am I going?": Creative Meandering
6. Kené, or the Promise of Unknowing
Shipibo-Conibo Textiles and Perspectival Anthropology
Kené in the Global Market
Delineating the Space of Unknowing and Potentials
Back to the Basics
Part 4: Cosmomedia
7. Cosmomedia - the Tale of Two Indigos
Cosmotechnics and Ecosophical Media
Combinations and Recombinations: Indigo dyeing and the making of worlds
Colonizing Indigo
Indigo and Collectives of Humans and Non-Humans
Japanese Indigo and Natural Dyes as Cosmomedia
Conclusion: The Shape of Things to Come
Winding Back
Textile as a Medium
Textile Making as Mediating
Textile Making and Power
Decolonizing Media and Communication
Book Overview
Part 1: Communicative Power
1. Unraveling Textile from Commodity to Communication
A Plural Medium
Textile as Communication Medium: Historical Pointers
Two Common Understandings of Communication through Textile: as
Representation and Information
Towards a Third Aspect: textile as binding worlds through space and time
Global Textile, or Communication as Expressive Power
Textile, a Medium of Struggle
2. Quechua Textility
Pre-Columbian Textiles: Media and Power
Indigenous Identities in Contemporary Peru
The Revival of Quechua Textiles
Confronting Appropriation
Part 2: Technology and Imagination
3. Jacquard and the Creativity of Extensions
The Jacquard Mechanism, Automation and Digital Media
Weaving Digital Images
Weaving as Extension
4. Communicating Across the Abyss
Of the Meanings, Symbols and Patterns in Diasporic Textile
Mathematics, Rhythms and Signs
The Values of Making
Part 3: Transformative Entanglements
5. Reweaving the Interface
Domestic Textiles and Power
Marking Subjects
Reading through the Lines: The Evanescent Maker
Portable Technologies of Making
"Where Am I going?": Creative Meandering
6. Kené, or the Promise of Unknowing
Shipibo-Conibo Textiles and Perspectival Anthropology
Kené in the Global Market
Delineating the Space of Unknowing and Potentials
Back to the Basics
Part 4: Cosmomedia
7. Cosmomedia - the Tale of Two Indigos
Cosmotechnics and Ecosophical Media
Combinations and Recombinations: Indigo dyeing and the making of worlds
Colonizing Indigo
Indigo and Collectives of Humans and Non-Humans
Japanese Indigo and Natural Dyes as Cosmomedia
Conclusion: The Shape of Things to Come







