who was dissatisfied with old media

• celebrate as overcoming

1. negative limits,oppresive feature
2. dominant analogue media

• superiority of new media

1. retrospective projections
2. post-hoc rationalisations of change

• 2sets of idea

1. the technological imaginary

• discourse? -Language does not merely describe a pre-given reality
  operating such as microscopes, telescopes and camera
• dejavu -'seen this' or 'been here' before

1. each new medium occurs and proceeds technologically and socioeconomically in the same way
2. the same patterns of response are evident in the members of the culture
3. the same patterns occur in widely different historical and social contexts

• determine a kind of media

1. panorama or dirama
2. technological visual culture

• problem : what is real?- movie:matrix

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By Jacques Lacan (philosopher) , 'imaginary' doesn`t refer poetic mental faculty or the activity of fantazing.

By Freud with his theory - mirror stage, A baby(18months ~ 6years old) sees and finds their behavior from other people`s gesture like seeing through a mirror(reflection).

and at the next level children are about to learn language. it means they enter the symbolic system.

our imagination ,created when we `re in babyhood( i think our imagination is made only in babyhood because we don`t learn languge so there`s no rule and no form about what we think), is represented and described by language.

So i agree what Lacan thought. We misrecognize that imagination is resulted from mental thing or beyond our commonsense.

it just comes from our infanthood's experience and we just transfer our imagination into some form with languge what we learned.