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| 1) Based on a basic communications model of sender / message / receiver, initially researchers emphasized making inferences based on quantified analysis of recurring, easily identifiable aspects of text content, sometimes referred to as manifest content. Assuming their existence, he crafts for the reader a negative space in which to insert the revolutionary consciousness, leaving to the manifest content of the text the task of expressing a constant cycle of misogyny and violence. As the larger interpretive frameworks from which data were extracted were not invoked in a detailed way, the often stunning images were radically decontextualized, hovering in an uncanny hyperreality of crystalline screens and flaunting a renegade pictorialism of new technology cleaved from manifest content. |
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