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Ten Comments on ‘Eight Theses on Phantasmagoria’
Anthropology & Materialism, 2013 These ten comments on Marc Berdet’s ‘Eight Theses on Phantasmagoria’ approach the problem from an anthropological perspective underlining the materialist and psychodynamic interrelation between mystification, reification and ...
Lynteris, Christos
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2023
Abstract In his essay on ‘Dante’, T. S. Eliot claimed magisterially that ‘Dante and Shakespeare divide the modern world between them. There is no third.’ On this reading, if we discount the classical poets, Dante and Shakespeare are the most charged avatars of poetic tradition. This was equally true for W. B.
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Abstract In his essay on ‘Dante’, T. S. Eliot claimed magisterially that ‘Dante and Shakespeare divide the modern world between them. There is no third.’ On this reading, if we discount the classical poets, Dante and Shakespeare are the most charged avatars of poetic tradition. This was equally true for W. B.
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…… AND A YEATSIAN PHANTASMAGORIA
Samuel Beckett Today / Aujourd'hui, 2008The woman in … quotes from Yeats's "The Tower," a poem in which Yeats, who was familiar with séances, recalls the dead. "The Tower" is closely related to Yeats's book of occult philosophy, , in which he refers to 'phantasmagoria,' projections of images of ghosts, in discussing "dreaming back" by the Spirit.
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Space and Culture, 2014
Cities experienced profound changes in the early 20th century, mainly as a result of industrialization. Along with architects and urban planners, fiction writers played a part in shedding light on some perverse or still unknown consequences of technology on society.
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Cities experienced profound changes in the early 20th century, mainly as a result of industrialization. Along with architects and urban planners, fiction writers played a part in shedding light on some perverse or still unknown consequences of technology on society.
Fábio Duarte +2 more
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European Journal of Communication, 2002
It is often argued that media culture involves a state of constant virtual mobility. Thus, it is important to discuss the relationship between media practices and touristic practices — in particular, whether the mediatization of tourism may signify an era of `post-tourism', or the `end of tourism'.
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It is often argued that media culture involves a state of constant virtual mobility. Thus, it is important to discuss the relationship between media practices and touristic practices — in particular, whether the mediatization of tourism may signify an era of `post-tourism', or the `end of tourism'.
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