英文摘要 |
What is the relationship among image, art, and society? How do the prevalence and advance of computer alter this relationship? This article proceeds in five parts. The first section depicts the theoretical framework of image's self-meaning. The second section distinguishes between tribal society, ancient civilization, and modern society, thereby explicates the ways that image stabilizes itself into a form of self communication in the three types of society. The third section focuses on modern society, and points out that how the mass production of "technological things" discursively challenges the way of representing the real world through static images. The fourth section investigates that, in what kind of media historical meaning, computer may become the predominant medium of the next society. The final section discusses the studies of algebraic language of computer program as an image, and concludes with the suggestions for further research that they can provide. |