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Book Review: On Media Memory: Collective Memory in a New Media Age

Flusser’s essayistic, even paradoxical, way of asking questions by making bold proclamations is in itself a means of establishing a dialogue with the reader, inviting debate, critical reflection, seeing the structure of the production and distribution of information as central to the way we live and understand the world. In his final chapter, “Chamber Music”—the only title not an infinitive, but a noun—Flusser proposes a scenario: