Simulated Selves: The Undoing of Personal Identity in the Modern World

By:

Spira, Andrew [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Bloomsbury Academic 2020Description: 349pISBN:

9781350091092

DDC classification:

SP481 O41

Contents:

The narrated self: Time and the Dramatisation of Historical Agency, The Publication of the Self: The Sublimation of Personal Identity in Publicity and Art Appreciation, The Disintegration of the self: The Origins of Abstraction and the Deobjectification of the World, The Democratisation of the self; The integration of Creative Endeavour into the fabric of Daily Life and the Death of Art, The Transpersonalisation of the Self: The Material Culture of Communication and the Communalisation of identity, The Psychological Self: The Pathology of Art and Cinematographic Modes of Self- remembering, The Linguistic Self: The Deverberation of the Self and the End of Meaning

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The narrated self: Time and the Dramatisation of Historical Agency,
The Publication of the Self: The Sublimation of Personal Identity in Publicity and Art Appreciation,
The Disintegration of the self: The Origins of Abstraction and the Deobjectification of the World,
The Democratisation of the self; The integration of Creative Endeavour into the fabric of Daily Life and the Death of Art,
The Transpersonalisation of the Self: The Material Culture of Communication and the Communalisation of identity,
The Psychological Self: The Pathology of Art and Cinematographic Modes of Self- remembering,
The Linguistic Self: The Deverberation of the Self and the End of Meaning

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