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Portraying the global financial crisis: Myth, aesthetics, and the city

Name: Portraying the global financial crisis: Myth, aesthetics, and the city
Creator: Meissner, Miriam
Keywords: 791, 330, 070, film, Architektur, Stadt, 0508 media and communications, 11. Sustainability, Dokumentarfilm, Film

Myth, aesthetics, and the city

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2012Embargo end date: 26 Sep 2018 Netherlands, United Kingdom Publisher:Amsterdam University PressJournal:NECSUS. European Journal of Media Studies, volume 1, pages 98-125 (issn: 2215-1222,

Authors: Meissner, Miriam;

doi: 10.5117/necsus2012.1.meis , 10.25969/mediarep/15043

handle: 11245/1.430040

Portraying the global financial crisis: Myth, aesthetics, and the city

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Abstract

From 2007 until today an intricate set of events has been unsettling the global financial markets. The naming of these incidents has been multifold, varying between a general rhetoric of economic downturn (‘crash’, ‘crunch’, ‘meltdown’, ‘hangover’) and more descriptive terminologies indicating the reasons, geographic involvements, and historic time-span of the developments at hand such as: ‘US subprime mortgage crisis’, ‘European sovereign-debt crisis’, and ‘late 2000s financial crisis’. From the outset, the media played a key role in communicating and interpreting these market developments.

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791, 330, 070, film, Architektur, Stadt, Dokumentarfilm, Film, Urbanität, financial, Weltmarkt, Communication. Mass media, market, Finanzkrise, global, myth, P87-96, documentary, 300, Krise, crisis, city, Mythos, urban

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