original ) (raw )Ikeda, Mitsue 2019 Nishiki Kage-e (Japanese Magic Lantern): Characteristics and Establishment of Its Performing Space
Yuki Tanaka-McFarlane
Magic Lantern Gazette, 2019
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On the Relationship between Documentary Films and Magic Lanterns in 1950s Japan
Koji Toba
Arts, 2019
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Double Think: The Cinema and Magic Lantern Culture
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The Phantoms of Projection: Magic lantern phantasmagoria shows as predecessor to contemporary VJing and AV performance
Harshini Karunaratne
2018
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Re-enactment and the Magic Lantern Performance: Possessed by History
Kurt Vanhoutte
A Million Pictures: Magic Lantern Slides in the History of Learning. KINtop Studies in Early Cinema 6, 2020
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The Magic Lantern at Work: Witnessing, Persuading, Experiencing and Connecting
Martyn Jolly
The magic lantern at work: witnessing, persuading, experiencing and connecting, 2020
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The Magic Lantern
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From Luminous Pictures to Transparent Photographs: The Evolution of Techniques for Making Magic Lantern Slides. The Magic Lantern Gazette (2013) 25, 3, 3-11.
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The Professional Life of Magic Lantern Illustrated Lecturers, With Introductions to Most Professionals Performing from the 1890s to the 1920s, Part 2
Terry Borton
The Magic Lantern Gazette, 2015
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The Origins of the Magic Lantern in Germany: an example of the use and mis-use of technology in media history
Deac Rossell
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Linternauta: a web application for the interpretation of magic lantern slides according to discursive genre
Carmen López-San Segundo
Early Popular Visual Culture, 2020
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Kentwood D. Wells. 2010. Postcard projectors: the new magic lanterns for boys? The Magic Lantern Gazette 22(3):8-17.
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Moving Pictures before Cinema, on Laurent Mannoni The Great Art of Light and Shadow: Archaeology of the Cinema
Richard Schellhammer
Film-Philosophy, 2003
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The Magic Lantern in Connection with Photography. Rationalisation and technology
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The Professional Life of American Magic Lantern Illustrated Lecturers, With Introductions to Most Professionals Performing fro the 1890s to the 1920s, Part 1
Terry Borton
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A Million Pictures: Magic Lantern Slide Heritage As Artefacts In The Common European History Of Learning". Notes From Workshop 3: Exploring The Needs Of Stakeholders For Access, Documentation And Re-Use
Kurt Vanhoutte
2018
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The magic lantern: open medium
joe kember
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The Magic Lantern and Moving Images before 1800
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238 Eminent American Magic Lantern Showmen: The Chautauqua Lecturers
Terry Borton
The Magic Lantern Gazette, 2013
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Folk like us: emotional movement from the screen and the platform in british life model lantern slide sets 1880-1910
joe kember
2018
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"Ten Dollars' Worth of Fun": The Obscured History of the Toy Magic Lantern and Early Children's Media Spectatorship
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Poverty as Spectacle? Victorian Magic Lantern Shows and the Urban Poor.
Lydia Jakobs
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Lantern mobilities
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Before the movies: American magic-lantern entertainment and the nation’s first great screen artist, Joseph Boggs Beale
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Lantern in Houses and Religious Establishments through the Paintings of Orientalists in the 12th- 13th AH/ 18th- 19th AD
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International Journal of Heritage, Tourism and Hospitality, 2017
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Stage and Scream: The Influence of Traditional Japanese Theater, Culture, and Aesthetics on Japan's Cinema of the Fantastic
John Petty
2011
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Analysis of the Cultural Symbol Behind Raising the Red Lantern
Fangchi LIU
2021
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(Paper presentation) On vision and display: Arts and culture in Meiji Japan (@ International IIAS/HKS Seminar: New Perspectives on (the Presentation of) Japanese Art I, Leiden)
Mio Wakita
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Wayang Kulit Show, Layar Tancap (Traveling Cinema Show), and History of Pre-Cinema
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Muybridge's Magic Lantern
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Animation: an interdisciplinary journal, 2013
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Lantern Slide Moments and the Taught Subject, 1906 and 2006
Winnie Wong
positions, 2015
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Kentwood D. Wells. 2014. Byron's Gigantic Illuminated Stage Pictures. The Magic Lantern Gazette 26 (3/4) (Summer/Fall 2014):3-27.
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The Sociality of the Spectacle / Introduction to Spectacle East Asia
Godfre Leung
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‘A thousand times more interesting’: introducing the optical lantern into the Belgian classroom, 1880–1920
Nelleke Teughels
History of Education, 2021
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Revolutionary Aestheticism and Excess: Transformation of the Idealized Female Body in The Red Lantern on Stage and Screen
Ling Zhang
New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, 2010
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