Color Protocols: Technologies of Racial Encoding in Chromatic Media
by Carolyn L. Kane, Lida Zeitlin-Wu
Color Protocols: Technologies of Racial Encoding in Chromatic Media examines how color technologies and chromatic media participate in the construction of racial meaning. Bringing together questions of visual culture, technology, and race, it offers a focused study for readers interested in the cultural consequences of mediated color.
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Color Protocols explores the relationship between color, technology, and racial encoding.
Focusing on chromatic media, the book considers how technological systems can shape the production and interpretation of racial meaning.
It offers a focused contribution to media and cultural studies for readers interested in color, technology, and race.
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