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| − | '''Michael Kurtov''' (Михаил Алексеевич Куртов, 1983, Tomsk) is a media theorist and philosopher. He graduated from the Department of Journalism and completed the post-graduate course in St. Petersburg Philosophy Department (SPSU). PhD in Philosophy (SPSU, 2011). He worked as the editor-in-chief of Symposium Publishing house (2009-2010), as a lecturer in the Department of Cultural Science, SPSU (2011-2013), as an Assistant Professor of the Department of Humanities in the Institute of Film and Television (2013-2015). His works were published in the journals ''New Literary Observer, Logos, Moscow Art Magazine'', and others. Author of the books Между скукой и грезой. Аналитика киноопыта [Between Boredom and Illusion: Analysis of Cinematic Experience] (2012), and Генезис графического пользовательского интерфейса. К теологии кода [Genesis of the Graphic User Interface: Towards a Theology of Code] (2014). Laureate of the Andrei Bely Prize (2016). [http://vestnik.pstu.ru/get/_res/fs/file.pdf/9117/%CC%C5%C4%C8%C0+%C1%CE%C6%DC%C8%3A+%AB%D2%C5%D5%CD%C8%D7%CD%CE%D1%D2%DC%BB+%D5%D0%C8%D1%D2%C8%C0%CD%D1%D2%C2%C0+%C8+%D1%D3%C4%DC%C1%C0+%D1%CE%C2%D0%C5%CC%C5%CD%CD%CE%C3%CE+%C8%D1%CA%D3%D1%D1%D2%C2%C0file.pdf (2019)] | + | '''Michael Kurtov''' (Михаил Алексеевич Куртов, 1983, Tomsk) is a media theorist and philosopher. He graduated from the Department of Journalism and completed the post-graduate course in St. Petersburg Philosophy Department (SPSU). PhD in Philosophy (SPSU, 2011). He worked as the editor-in-chief of Symposium Publishing house (2009-2010), as a lecturer in the Department of Cultural Science, SPSU (2011-2013), as an Assistant Professor of the Department of Humanities in the Institute of Film and Television (2013-2015). His works were published in the journals ''New Literary Observer, Logos, Moscow Art Magazine'', and others. Author of the books [[Media:Kurtov Mikhail Mezhdu skukoy i grezoy 2012.pdf|Между скукой и грезой. Аналитика киноопыта]] [Between Boredom and Illusion: Analysis of Cinematic Experience] (2012), and [[Media:Kurtov Mikhail Genezis graficheskogo polzovatelskogo interfeysa K teologii koda 2014.pdf|Генезис графического пользовательского интерфейса. К теологии кода]] [Genesis of the Graphic User Interface: Towards a Theology of Code] (2014). Laureate of the Andrei Bely Prize (2016). [http://vestnik.pstu.ru/get/_res/fs/file.pdf/9117/%CC%C5%C4%C8%C0+%C1%CE%C6%DC%C8%3A+%AB%D2%C5%D5%CD%C8%D7%CD%CE%D1%D2%DC%BB+%D5%D0%C8%D1%D2%C8%C0%CD%D1%D2%C2%C0+%C8+%D1%D3%C4%DC%C1%C0+%D1%CE%C2%D0%C5%CC%C5%CD%CD%CE%C3%CE+%C8%D1%CA%D3%D1%D1%D2%C2%C0file.pdf (2019)] |
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* [https://spbu.academia.edu/MichaelKurtov Academia.edu] | * [https://spbu.academia.edu/MichaelKurtov Academia.edu] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:55, 19 March 2020
Michael Kurtov (Михаил Алексеевич Куртов, 1983, Tomsk) is a media theorist and philosopher. He graduated from the Department of Journalism and completed the post-graduate course in St. Petersburg Philosophy Department (SPSU). PhD in Philosophy (SPSU, 2011). He worked as the editor-in-chief of Symposium Publishing house (2009-2010), as a lecturer in the Department of Cultural Science, SPSU (2011-2013), as an Assistant Professor of the Department of Humanities in the Institute of Film and Television (2013-2015). His works were published in the journals New Literary Observer, Logos, Moscow Art Magazine, and others. Author of the books Между скукой и грезой. Аналитика киноопыта [Between Boredom and Illusion: Analysis of Cinematic Experience] (2012), and Генезис графического пользовательского интерфейса. К теологии кода [Genesis of the Graphic User Interface: Towards a Theology of Code] (2014). Laureate of the Andrei Bely Prize (2016). (2019)
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