Do gesto hesitante da dor à fusão apocalíptica do Corpo - Leitura crítica das ligações na Era da Técnica, Org. de Bragança de Miranda e Teresa Cruz

Pires, Helena

doi:10.17231/comsoc.4(2002).1305

revistacomsoc

2002

DOI: 10.17231/comsoc.4(2002).1305

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Do gesto hesitante da dor à fusão apocalíptica do Corpo - Leitura crítica das ligações na Era da Técnica, Org. de Bragança de Miranda e Teresa Cruz

Helena Pires

Abstract: Nos anos 70, o movimento da "body art" ou "arte corporal" reagia à figuração clássica que ora escondia o corpo, recalcando-o na expressividade do traço, ora o evidenciava, de calcando-o na "mestria gráfica dos contornos delineados"...

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Communication, Cyberculture and Cinema: Baudrillard and Matrix: "the limit point between two worlds"

Cardoso

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Nowadays, we live in the so-called Network Society (Castells, 2003), a reality in which presence is no longer limited to physical places and begins to happen especially in virtual places. The online environment has come to emerge what is known as Cyberculture, a characteristic phenomenon of cyberspace and in which the pre-existing culture extends and renews itself and recreates itself. In this paper, we seek to explore the question of identity and the doubts that hang in the head of the human being about what is considered real or not, making use of the film The Matrix (1999), of the Wachowski brothers, where we will retrieve excerpts from the film and with which it can be connected with Simulacra and Simulation (1981).

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Communication, Cyberculture and Cinema: Baudrillard and Matrix: "the limit point between two worlds"

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2020

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Do gesto hesitante da dor à fusão apocalíptica do Corpo - Leitura crítica das ligações na Era da Técnica, Org. de Bragança de Miranda e Teresa Cruz

Abstract: Nos anos 70, o movimento da "body art" ou "arte corporal" reagia à figuração clássica que ora escondia o corpo, recalcando-o na expressividade do traço, ora o evidenciava, de calcando-o na "mestria gráfica dos contornos delineados"...

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Communication, Cyberculture and Cinema: Baudrillard and Matrix: "the limit point between two worlds"

Communication, Cyberculture and Cinema: Baudrillard and Matrix: "the limit point between two worlds"

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