Understanding the imaginary war

Understanding the imaginary warPresents a comparative overview of the cultural imaginations of nuclear weapons and the anticipation of nuclear destruction. It considers representations of elements of the Cold War in popular culture and thought across Europe, Japan, USSR and the USA, providing a significant addition to Cold War historiography.

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and the representation of poverty

it advances integrative and multimodal art-based processes

Our society is becoming a more visual culture day-by-day

answers those questions and more

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form and contexts that artistic collaboration can take

Reclaiming the Media examines the sometimes tenuous

the book opens up the often mysterious process of making art

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