The Media Are Our Situation: An Introduction to Geography's Media Turn (Chris Lukinbeal and Stanley D. Brunn).- Part 1. The Pervasiveness and Dynamic Evolution of Media in Shaping Geographic Understanding.- From Spatial, Geographical to Pan-Geographical: Developmental Trajectories and Research Frameworks of the Chinese Film Geography (Qian Jiang and Chen Sihan).- The Urban-Rural Transformation in Chinese Cinema since 1978 (Wu Yanfang).- Media and Digitalization in Spatially Divergent Islands: Representing Archipelago Nature, Remoteness and Tourism Economy (Tommi Inkinen).- Part 2.
Power, Representation, and the Unseen Geographies of Marginalization and Disinformation.- Geographies of Silence and Omission in West Africa: A Case Study of Senegal's Largest Humanitarian Disaster (Karen S. Barton).- Fake News and Post-Truth Geographies (Barney Warf).- Medial Constructions of Urban Imaginations (Stephan M. Pietsch).- Omaha's "Magic Geography:" Visualizing Racial Urban Placemaking in the 20th Century (Jeannette Gabriel and Christina E. Dando).
- Part 3. The Interplay of Affect, Embodiment, and Lived Experience in Mediated Spaces.- Through the Aperture of the Parochial: Embodied Videography and Everyday (Circum)ambulation (Les Roberts).- Feminist Geography and Media Production for Online Teaching and Learning (Karen Falconer Al-Hindi).- Nomadic Voice: Internet Guerrilla, Affect, and Rhizomatic Knowledge Production in Fanpai Film Criticism Podcast (Lu Wang).- The Pacific Worlds Website: Representing Oceanic Indigenous Geographic Thought Through the Internet (RDK Herman).- Part 4. Film, Spectacle, and Shifting Realities.
- The Nature of Spectacle: Arctic Amateur Documentary Film from the 1950s to Present (Daniel Grafton and Stuart C. Aitken).- The Visual Media Worlds of Zoo 2.0: From Caged Animals to Websites of Animal Rights and Welfare (Stanley D. Brunn and Shutian Li).- Fields of Becoming: Bourdieu, Deleuze, and the Concept of Beauty in The Substance (Jim Craine and Aleksandra Craine).- Projecting Places: Cinema's Crimes Against Geography and the Case of the Vampirization of Italian Locations (Giorgio Avezzù).- Star Wars Location Hunting: Film and Television Tourism as an Extension of Media Experience (Jacob Rowlett).
- Database Film and the Terrestrial Imaginary (Floris Paalman and Haitian Ma).- Part 5. The Evolving Human-Technology Partnership in Media Production.- Artificial Intelligence and Media Geography: From the Personal to the Nonhuman (Chris Lukinbeal).- The Uneven Disciplinary Landscape of Academic Outputs from Extended Reality (XR) Labs at American Universities (A.R. Doery).