Author(s):
Flores, Victor ; Martins, Susana S.
Date: 2023
Persistent ID: https://hdl.handle.net/10437/14820
Origin: ReCiL - Repositório Científico Lusófona
Subject(s): COMMUNICATION; VIRTUAL REALITY; ATTENTION; MEDIA; PERCEPTION; COMUNICAÇÃO; REALIDADE VIRTUAL; ATENÇÃO; MEIOS DE COMUNICAÇÃO SOCIAL; PERCEÇÃO
Description
The special section “Immersion and expanded spectatorships” discusses how moving images have been intensely reinvented in recent virtual environments, promoting renewed forms of viewing that change and broaden the spectator’s experience. Engaging with the fact that the history of immersive media is often difficult to reconstruct and categorize clearly, the four essays here gathered reflect precisely such plurality of research lines. Simultaneously, they further demonstrate how this field has for long been shaped — and continues to be so — in a hybrid manner, through fruitful dialogues and mutual contamination.