Files: Law and Media Technology (Meridian: Crossing Aesthetics)
An exploration of how files organize law and media, revealing their impact on justice, memory, and institutional power.
About This Book
Files: Law and Media Technology examines the role of files in legal systems and media practices.
The book considers how filing technologies influence the administration of justice and the preservation of records.
It situates files within broader discussions of media history and the material conditions of law.
Readers gain insight into the intersections between documentation, power, and technological change.
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