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Integration: Understanding New Mediation via Innovations in Horror Cinema

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  • Laurence A Rickels (Staatliche Akademie bildender Künste Karlsruhe)

Abstract

If television inherited the democratization tendencies of mass media, then digital media circumvented the impasse of politics and psychosis by a momentum that is more closely allied to integration. Beginning with the word “integration” it proves possible to go deeper than the term’s current associations in the headlines and revalorize the newly mediatized prospect of political change. It is an upgrade that becomes uniquely legible – as “alle-gory” – in recent alterations and alternations in media representation of occult and psycho horror.

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Keywords: media theory, psychoanalysis, occult, television, McLuhan

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Rickels, L. A., (2015) “Integration: Understanding New Mediation via Innovations in Horror Cinema”, communication +1 4(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.7275/R5BP00QZ

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Published on
17 Sep 2015
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