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Fanology: Hand-fans in the prehistory of mobile devices
Mobile Media & Communication ( IF 3.859 ) Pub Date : 2019-07-13 , DOI: 10.1177/2050157919846181
Hugh Davies 1
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In the prehistory of mobile devices, the hand-fan plays a crucial role. Extending well beyond use as an air-conditioning tool, the hand-fan has evolved across centuries and cultures to become a portable screen, a game console, an artistic medium, and an elaborate communication device. Drawing on the scholarly, literary, and art history of hand-fans in North Asian and European contexts, this paper excavates a deep history of hand-fans and connects them to contemporary mobile communication devices. This research develops two key aspects of the hand-fan as a communicative apparatus: first, the fan as an optical image surface to store and transmit information, constituting the earliest portable screen, and second, the fan as a haptic and gestural object from which distinct vernaculars arise. This paper maps a radical new trajectory in how we conceptualise the hand-fan in history and the mobile phone in the present.

中文翻译:

Fanology:移动设备史前的手扇

在移动设备的史前史中,手扇起着至关重要的作用。手扇远远超出了作为空调工具的使用范围,它已经跨越几个世纪和文化发展成为便携式屏幕、游戏机、艺术媒介和精致的通信设备。本文借鉴北亚和欧洲背景下手扇的学术、文学和艺术史,挖掘手扇的深厚历史,并将其与当代移动通信设备联系起来。这项研究开发了手扇作为通信设备的两个关键方面:第一,风扇作为存储和传输信息的光学图像表面,构成最早的便携式屏幕;第二,风扇作为触觉和手势对象。出现了不同的方言。
更新日期:2019-07-13
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