Martha Blassnigg
University of Plymouth
Drake Circus, Portland Square
B321
PL4 8AA Plymouth
U.K.
Email:
martha.blassnigg@gmail.com
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Martha Blassnigg was educated in Cultural Anthropology and Film and
Cinema Studies at the Universities of Vienna, Cologne and Amsterdam,
and completed her Ph.D. on the spiritual dimension of cinema
spectatorship at the University of Wales.
She is currently a Visiting Researcher with Trans-technology Research
at the University of Plymouth and is Associate Editor (materials) for
Leonardo Reviews and a member of the Leonardo review panel. She has
completed two documentary films and has previously worked as film
restorer at the Netherlands Filmmuseum.
Her research into the perception of audio-visual media in both a
historical and contemporary context concern the processes of the
human mind, through an application of Bergsonís philosophy and the
issues of time, memory and consciousness. Some recent outcomes of her
research have been published in Leonardo, Convergence, Technoetic
Arts and in the anthology Screen Consciousness: Cinema, Mind
and World, edited by R. Pepperell and M. Punt (Rodopi,
Amsterdam, 2006). She is currently working on a number of book
projects, including Time, Memory, Consciousness and the Cinema
Experience: Revisiting Ideas on Matter and Spirit to be
published by Rodopi Press in 2008. A full list of publications and CV
can be found at www.trans-techresearch.net.
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