WEEK 6 *MAY 24TH DIGITAL AESTHETICS

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Dear all:
Please read the correct pages. Thank you!






Required Readings:
Cubitt, S. (1998). Chap1 (p1-22) & Chap5 (p.122-149) DigitalAesthetics. London; Thousand Oaks; New Delhi: SAGE Publications.

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