Introduction

Melinda Campbell

9-16

Mediated, unmediated, and immediated

Paul Majkut

19-29

The concept of mediatization

some phenomenological and ontological remarks

Lars Lundsten

31-38

Revisiting McLuhan

pedagogy and the ontology of efficiency and scientific management

Randall Dana Ulveland

39-47

An approach to the social media "meme" through Peirce's phaneroscopy

Paniel Reyes Cárdenas, Dora I. Alvarez Tamayo

49-54

Illusion, emotion, and feeling in cinema

Luis R. Vera

55-60

Melody, rhythm, time

phenomenology of music in Augustine, Brentano, and Husserl

Hye Young Kim

61-69

The hypothesis of the (action-oriented) predictive brain

experiencing the being that anticipates the being

Patricia King Dávalos

71-78

Hawthorne and Borges

romance where the imaginary and real mingle

Luis Acebal

79-86

"A quotation from Baudrillard"

J. G. Ballard and the psycho-phenomenology of media in everyday life

Kurt R. Cline

87-93

Incarnating the resolution to the unhappy consciousness

Hegel, Dewey, and the relevance of film for healing the spiritual self

Jonathan Weidenbaum

95-102

Teledildonics and digital intimacy

a phenomenological analysis of sexual relations through new digital devices

Nicola Liberati

103-110

A few little prunes

e-tree, a critical art practice based on Ziarek

May Zindel, Abner Quiroz

111-117