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Mark Poster

Mark Poster (July 5, 1941 – October 10, 2012) was Professor Emeritus of History and Film and Media Studies at UC Irvine, where he also taught in the Critical Theory Emphasis. He was pivotal to "bringing French critical theory to the U.S., and went on to analyse contemporary media."

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Born
(1941-07-05)July 5, 1941
Died
October 10, 2012(2012-10-10) (aged 71)
Era
20th / 21st-century philosophy
Main interests
Intellectual History · Mass Media · New Media
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Mode of information
Region
Western Philosophy

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Mark Poster

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Mark Poster

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related to Archival collections · 7
Mark Poster → Archives, California, Guide, Irvine, Mark Poster Papers, Special Collections, The UC Irvine Libraries
related to Other · 7
Mark Poster → Archived, Libraries, Materialist, Poster, PosterWhat's Left, UC Irvine, Wayback Machine
Born · 1
Mark Poster → (1941-07-05)July 5, 1941
Died · 1
Mark Poster → October 10, 2012(2012-10-10) (aged 71)
Era · 1
Mark Poster → 20th / 21st-century philosophy
Main interests · 1
Mark Poster → Intellectual History · Mass Media · New Media
Notable ideas · 1
Mark Poster → Mode of information
Region · 1
Mark Poster → Western Philosophy
School · 1
Mark Poster → Post-Structuralism · Marxism · Post-Marxism · Critical Theory · Media Studies

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Mark PosterBorn(1941-07-05)July 5, 19411.00infobox
Mark PosterDiedOctober 10, 2012(2012-10-10) (aged 71)1.00infobox
Mark PosterEra20th / 21st-century philosophy1.00infobox
Mark PosterMain interestsIntellectual History · Mass Media · New Media1.00infobox
Mark PosterNotable ideasMode of information1.00infobox
Mark PosterRegionWestern Philosophy1.00infobox
Mark PosterSchoolPost-Structuralism · Marxism · Post-Marxism · Critical Theory · Media Studies1.00infobox
Mark Posterrelated to Archival collectionsGuide0.60section
Mark Posterrelated to Archival collectionsMark Poster Papers0.60section
Mark Posterrelated to Archival collectionsSpecial Collections0.60section
Mark Posterrelated to Archival collectionsArchives0.60section
Mark Posterrelated to Archival collectionsThe UC Irvine Libraries0.60section

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