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Scary Screen
Media Anxiety in The Ring
Lacefield, Kristen
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2010
248
Dura
Inglês
9780754669845
15 a 20 dias
620
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Contents: Introduction: media anxiety and the Ring phenomenon, Kristen Lacefield; Part I Spreading the Word: The horror of media: technology and spirituality in the Ringu films, Anthony Enns; Tracing the transference of a cross-cultural media virus: The evolution of Ring, Greg Wright; From gene to meme: the rhetoric of thought contagion in Koji Suzuki's Ring cycle, Chris Miles. Part II Loss in Translation: Cultural constructions of the supernatural: the case of Ringu and The Ring, Valerie Wee; Video killed the movie: cultural translation in Ringu and The Ring, Steven Rawle; 'Before you die, you see The Ring': notes on the imminent obsolescence of VHS, Caetlin Benson-Allott; Bleeding through, or we are living in a digital world and I am an analog girl, Jeremy Tirrell. Part III Techno-Human Reproductions: Techno-human infancy in Gore Verbinski's The Ring, Kimberly Jackson; Of horse blood and TV snow: abhuman reproduction in The Ring, Niles Tomlinson; Horrific reproductions: pathology and gender in Koji Suzuki's Ring trilogy, D. Haque; Computer shy: Ring and the technology of maternal longing, Douglas A. Brooks. Part IV Afterword: Haunted networks, Jeffrey Sconce; Further reading; Index.
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gore;verbinski;ring;virus;koji;suzuki;hideo;nakata;horror;film;Chakushin Ari;Esp;Ring Virus;Male Pseudohermaphroditism;Smallpox Virus;Testicular Feminization Syndrome;Playback;American Horror Film;Testicular Feminization;Horror Movies;Kadokawa Shoten;Eric White;Violate;Word Of Mouth;DVD;Ringu Films;American Remake;Portable Word Processor;Japanese Horror;Young Man;Body's DNA;Common Language;Human Technological Relation;DVD Cover;Haunted Medium
Contents: Introduction: media anxiety and the Ring phenomenon, Kristen Lacefield; Part I Spreading the Word: The horror of media: technology and spirituality in the Ringu films, Anthony Enns; Tracing the transference of a cross-cultural media virus: The evolution of Ring, Greg Wright; From gene to meme: the rhetoric of thought contagion in Koji Suzuki's Ring cycle, Chris Miles. Part II Loss in Translation: Cultural constructions of the supernatural: the case of Ringu and The Ring, Valerie Wee; Video killed the movie: cultural translation in Ringu and The Ring, Steven Rawle; 'Before you die, you see The Ring': notes on the imminent obsolescence of VHS, Caetlin Benson-Allott; Bleeding through, or we are living in a digital world and I am an analog girl, Jeremy Tirrell. Part III Techno-Human Reproductions: Techno-human infancy in Gore Verbinski's The Ring, Kimberly Jackson; Of horse blood and TV snow: abhuman reproduction in The Ring, Niles Tomlinson; Horrific reproductions: pathology and gender in Koji Suzuki's Ring trilogy, D. Haque; Computer shy: Ring and the technology of maternal longing, Douglas A. Brooks. Part IV Afterword: Haunted networks, Jeffrey Sconce; Further reading; Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
gore;verbinski;ring;virus;koji;suzuki;hideo;nakata;horror;film;Chakushin Ari;Esp;Ring Virus;Male Pseudohermaphroditism;Smallpox Virus;Testicular Feminization Syndrome;Playback;American Horror Film;Testicular Feminization;Horror Movies;Kadokawa Shoten;Eric White;Violate;Word Of Mouth;DVD;Ringu Films;American Remake;Portable Word Processor;Japanese Horror;Young Man;Body's DNA;Common Language;Human Technological Relation;DVD Cover;Haunted Medium
