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| Acknowledgments | |
| List of Illustrations | |
| Introduction | |
| From Cathedral to IMAX Screen: Case Studies in Immersive Spectatorship | |
| Immersive Viewing and the "Revered Gaze" | |
| Spectacle and Immersion in the Nineteenth-Century Panorama | |
| Expanded Vision IMAX Style: Traveling as Far as the Eye Can See | |
| "A Moving Picture of the Heavens": Immersion in the Planetarium Space Show | |
| Museums and Screen Culture: Immersion and Interactivity Over Centuries | |
| Back to the (Interactive) Future: The Legacy of the Nineteenth-Century Science Museum | |
| From Daguerreotype to IMAX Screen: Multimedia and IMAX at the Smithsonian Institution | |
| Film and Interactive Media in the Museum Gallery: From "Roto-Radio" to Immersive Video | |
| Conclusion | |
| Notes | |
| Filmography | |
| Bibliography | |
| Index | |
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