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Look at the Bunny

Name: Look at the Bunny
Brand: John Hunt Publishing
SKU: 01264526
Price: 19.9 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Dominic Pettman
ISBN: 9781780991399

Dominic Pettman

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 01264526

Publishers John Hunt Publishing, March 2013

Are totems merely a thing of the distant past? Or might it be that our sleek new machines are produc... Full description

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Are totems merely a thing of the distant past? Or might it be that our sleek new machines are producing totemic forces which we are only beginning to recognize? This book asks to what degree today's media technologies are haunted by a Freudian ghost, functioning as totems or taboos (or both). By isolating five case-studies (rabbits in popular culture, animated creatures that go "off-program," virtual lovers, jealous animal spirit guides, and electronic paradises), Look at the Bunny highlights and explores today's techno-totemic environment. In doing so, it explores how nonhuman avatars are increasingly expected to shepherd us beyond our land-locked identities, into a risky - sometimes ecstatic - relationship with the Other.