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Pdf « Zoom In On The Face : The Close-up At Work », In Philipp D Keidl, Laliv Melamed, Vinzenz Hediger Et Antonio Somaini Dir, Pandemic Media : Preliminary Notes Toward An Inventory, Lüneburg, Meson Press, 2020, Pp 193-201 Guilherme Machado

Individual-level knowledge on wealth give a nuanced picture of the standard of dwelling each inside a given society and across societies. Such knowledge allow inter- and intra-regional comparisons, differentiation of the features from reforms by socioeconomic standing, and illumination of the consumption levels, credit market characteristics, and sources of income. To put the wealth accumulation course of into context, the article makes use of mixture information on agricultural dynamics similar to modifications within the distribution of sown space, grain productivity, land rental, and gross sales prices, as well as particular person farm-level knowledge on commercialisation of manufacturing and cash-earning actions. For the latter, the sources range from courtroom circumstances to the Russian Peasants’ Land Bank’s on-the-spot value determinations. Purchase costs were market values on the time of the purchase but not on the time of the creation of the inventory. Farm prices roughly doubled from 1850 to 1905, but they rose inconsistently over the many years.

This course offers college students the conceptual tools to know various applied sciences, media, and methods in relation to their totally different historic, geo-political, and social contexts; their different infrastructures and consultants; and their completely different designs and uses. Since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, we've witnessed a dramatic increase in the utilization of digital applied sciences for distant work, training, well being, and leisure in giant parts of the world the place they're accessible. How can we make sense of the distinction between the "old" and the "new normal" of our technologically mediated lives? How ought to we look at the social significance of electricity-a 150+ 12 months old know-how and still inaccessible in massive parts of the world-in relation with completely different engineering practices, political imperatives, electronic media devices, and infrastructures? How should we understand processes of technological "innovation" when customers' creativity can appear as necessary as platform design? To interact with these and other questions, we'll draw upon a few of the key concepts and debates on the intersections of Science and Technology Studies (STS), Media Studies, History, Anthropology, Information Science, and Software Studies.

Themes similar to mediated intimacy and sociality, pandemic ideology, politicians’ curated authenticity and discursive constructions of self, and playbour and resistance in digital games are examined in five original articles, whereas three autoethnographic contributions explore the ideas of mediated presence, collectivity, contemplative group, loneliness and relationality. The autoethnographies – within the form of quick film, collage and poetry vignettes, respectively – add a private experiential layer to the broader themes. To generate (mediated) interpersonal dialogue, two artists/academics interact deeply with the autoethographies, further reflecting on the themes explored therein. The problem concludes with an interview with Professor Andreas Hepp, of the University of Bremen, who feedback on the contributions and reflects on...

17 Mati Laur, Kersti Lust, Priit Pirsko, and Ülle Tarkianinen, Talude päriseksostmine Pärnumaa andmestiku põhjal [Purchasing farms in perpetuity based mostly on data from Pärnu County] (Tartu, 2014), pp. seventy six, eighty; Mikhail Kozin, ed., Ocherki ekonomicheskoi istorii Latvii, 1860–1900 [An define of the economic history of Latvia] (Riga, 1972), p. 291. Livestock, flax, and milk showed up as main cash-earning merchandise, however their share in the whole cash income of farmers varied significantly by interval, region, and farm. Occasionally, farmers additionally rented out parcels of land or earned supplementary revenue by transporting goods.Footnote

Prospective consumers normally enquire about a property earlier than they know how much it is truly worth; this information may help them make more informed presents. "So far there may be hardly any info for this a half of the market," stated Michael Kasch, founder and managing director of Scoperty. "This is why potential consumers and sellers usually discover it so troublesome to discover a fair value for a property."

73 It is a helpful measure if knowledge on agricultural manufacturing and issue input are uncommon. Rental costs increased sharply, by 66 per cent, at the time of transition to cash hire, but thereafter the rise was extra gradual.

The Livonian peasant economic system, which typically produced largely grain and a small bit of livestock, slowly shifted to dairy farming. Expansion, diversification, improvement, and the adoption of ‘rational’ farming had been the keywords of the transition era. This section deals with the principle market commodities, as nicely as with the expansion in agricultural productiveness, measured immediately in yields and indirectly in land rental and gross sales prices.Footnote 65