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Medien der Forensik

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ID20003695
AuthorsSimon Rothöhler (corresponding author)
Year2021
Publication date2021-10-12
Open AccessYes
TypeBOOK
VenueMedien der Forensik (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherTranscript Verlag (PUBLISHER • DE)
OpenAlexW3211335463
Open LibraryOL34785637M
ISBN9783839460009
LanguageEN
References cited29

In der kriminaltechnischen Praxis beginnt Forensik materialiter und lokal: mit Spuren am Ereignisort einer Tat. Medien der Forensik operieren als Tatortmedien und formieren Medientatorte. Sie prozessieren Datenspuren und Spurmedialitäten. In digitalen Medienkulturen ist - im Off offizieller Forensik - eine Konjunktur medienforensischer Semantiken, Verfahren, Praktiken zu beobachten, denen Simon Rothöhler nachgeht: in Alltags- und Popkultur (True Crime), in der Praxis künstlerischer Forschung (Forensic Architecture), in zivilgesellschaftlich-investigativen Kontexten (Open Source Intelligence)

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