Titlebook: Drones in Society; New Visual Aesthetic Elisa Serafinelli Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licens

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-09126-6ociety” by expanding the complexity of the drone as a technological assemblage (flying platform + camera) to the drone as a “socio-technical network”. In its conclusion, this chapter aims to broaden the understanding of drones through local and global, technical and visual, as well as political and imaginary assemblages.

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Threat Trajectories: Cinema, FPV Drones, and Pandemic Anxiety heightened affective sensations of urban space. Using the case study of . (2022), a film shot during Covid-19 lockdowns in Los Angeles, this chapter explores this aesthetic and connects it to anxieties which are indebted to pandemic realities.

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Global South Dronification: Mapping Drone Socio-Technical Networks in Córdoba (Argentina)ociety” by expanding the complexity of the drone as a technological assemblage (flying platform + camera) to the drone as a “socio-technical network”. In its conclusion, this chapter aims to broaden the understanding of drones through local and global, technical and visual, as well as political and imaginary assemblages.

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Speculative Visions: Drones, Digital Art, and Ecological Concernsy. Both . and . explore the value of speculative digital art as a response to the harms precipitated by digital systems, infrastructures, and economies on the Earthly environment—not as a way of undoing the damage, but to emphasise all the more sharply the very frictions, breakdowns, and aporia that result from it.

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