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... society . In order to carry out my analysis , I will borrow Fredric Jameson's recent insights into postmodern visual culture : I will first focus on how DeLillo narrates the historical process in relation to the construction of ...
... society . In order to carry out my analysis , I will borrow Fredric Jameson's recent insights into postmodern visual culture : I will first focus on how DeLillo narrates the historical process in relation to the construction of ...
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... Society of the Spectacle refers briefly to the overwhelming power that the abuse of the computerised society has on the crisis of reading . Debord suggests that the act of reading implies the capacity of being able to judge what we are ...
... Society of the Spectacle refers briefly to the overwhelming power that the abuse of the computerised society has on the crisis of reading . Debord suggests that the act of reading implies the capacity of being able to judge what we are ...
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... society is what Fredric Jameson defines as ' The Nostalgia Mode , ' which is a way of trivialising the historical experience . ' The Nostalgia Mode ' is understood as the ( postmodern ) representation of History ( in Jamesonean terms ...
... society is what Fredric Jameson defines as ' The Nostalgia Mode , ' which is a way of trivialising the historical experience . ' The Nostalgia Mode ' is understood as the ( postmodern ) representation of History ( in Jamesonean terms ...
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