Dear Colleague,
We are pleased to announce that the latest issue of Transfers - Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studies has been published by Berghahn Journals.
The general articles section starts off Hanrahan's essay which investigates the effects and new experiences that became virulent when German radio moved out of the studio to transmit from public spaces. In the second article, Torma analyzes the concepts, images, and requirements of the cinematic exploration of the oceans. In the last article, Kopper differentiates between mobility cultures to explain the weakness of German passenger road mobility.
This issue also features our regular sections intended to tap into the more creative and lateral dimensions of mobility scholarship. We also offer our reviews of art, museum, film, and books.
Please visit the Berghahn website for more information about the journal:
http://journals.berghahnbooks.com/trans
Volume 3, Issue 2
Editorial
Mom, Gijs; Clarsen, Georgine; Millward, Liz; Müller, Dorit; Sheller, Mimi; Weber, Heike
http://bit.ly/16xoNir
Articles
The Mobilization of Weimar Radio Actuality, Microphone, Radio-film
Hanrahan, Brían
http://bit.ly/14wmnCQ
Frontiers of Visibility On Diving Mobility in Underwater Films (1920s to 1970s)
Torma, Franziska
http://bit.ly/13Kfg3o
Cowboys, Icebergs, and “Outlaws“ The Paradoxes and Possibilities of the Francophone Belgian Road Movie
Gott, Michael
http://bit.ly/12XRrKH
No Longer a Phone The Cellphone as an Enabler of Augmented Reality
Wellner, Galit
http://bit.ly/155qXRD
Mobile Exceptionalism? Passenger Transport in Interwar Germany
Kopper, Christopher
http://bit.ly/13KfTd6
Ideas in Motion
Moralizing Mobility? Persuasive Technologies and the Ethics of Mobility
Spahn, Andreas
http://bit.ly/16s52qL
Mobility and Art
Labmovel Media Arts on Wheels
Domschke, Gisela; Bambozzi, Lucas
http://bit.ly/17vAVgU
Museum Review
Museums, Mobility and Material Culture: A Review of Manawatū Journeys
Ross, Kirstie
http://bit.ly/12XS7jd
Film Review
Street View: A Corrective to the City From Above in The Pruitt-Igoe Myth
http://bit.ly/16s5pBH
Book Reviews
http://bit.ly/1912fqJ
Recommend Transfers to your library
Are you unable to access these articles through your library? As a key researcher in your field you can recommend Transfers to your library for subscription. A form for this purpose is provided on the Transfers website:
http://journals.berghahnbooks.com/trans/trans_lib.pdf
Free Sample Issue
View Transfers (Volume 1, Issue 1) here: http://journals.berghahnbooks.com/trans/index.php?pg=sample
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Please don't hesitate to contact me directly if you have questions or would like more information.
Kind regards,
Young Lee
Berghahn Journals
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