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Salnikova, E. V.
Evolution of Medium Storage at the Turn
of the Modern Age: the Role of the Medical
Dissection and Anatomy Theatre in the Context
of Modern Technical Visual Culture
// Culture and Art.
2011. № 3.
URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=58266
Salnikova, E. V. Evolution of Medium Storage at the Turn of the Modern Age: the Role of the Medical Dissection and Anatomy Theatre in the Context of Modern Technical Visual CultureAbstract: The author focuses on the transfer from the Medieval Epoch of Renaissance to the Modern Age. The article studies transformations in the concept of death and attitudes to human body in the 16th-17th centuries. The author considers semantics of the images of death at the turn of the Middle Age and Renaissance and interprets various plays of the Death Dance and Anatomy Theatre. Special attention is paid at connection between development of anatomy and technological revolutions which resulted in a birth of modern electronic storages of medium. Keywords: cultural studies, information, storages, anatomy, theatre, technology, Medieval, Renaissance, eternity, revolution.
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