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Author Daniel, Adam, author.
Title Affective intensities and evolving horror forms : from found footage to virtual reality / Adam Daniel.
Publisher Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, [2020]


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Contents List of figures -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. From the semantic to the somatic: affective engagement with horror cinema -- 2. From identification to embodied spectatorship in the found footage horror film -- 3. Camera supernaturalis -- 4. Perception and point of view in the found footage horror film: new understandings via Deleuze's perception-image -- 5. Horrific entwinement: affective neuroscience and the body of the horror spectator -- 6. What hides behind the stream: post-cinematic hauntings of the digital -- 7. The evolving screen forms of new media horror -- 8. The embodied player of horror video games -- 9. The spectator-interactor of virtual reality horror -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.
ISBN 9781474456371 (electronic book)
1474456375 (electronic book)
1474456359
9781474456357
9781474456388 (Electronic book (EPUB format)
1474456383
1474456359
9781474456357
EAN 9781474456357
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Author Daniel, Adam, author.
Subject Horror films -- History and criticism.
Horror television programs -- History and criticism.
Descript 1 online resource
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Media computer c
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Contents List of figures -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. From the semantic to the somatic: affective engagement with horror cinema -- 2. From identification to embodied spectatorship in the found footage horror film -- 3. Camera supernaturalis -- 4. Perception and point of view in the found footage horror film: new understandings via Deleuze's perception-image -- 5. Horrific entwinement: affective neuroscience and the body of the horror spectator -- 6. What hides behind the stream: post-cinematic hauntings of the digital -- 7. The evolving screen forms of new media horror -- 8. The embodied player of horror video games -- 9. The spectator-interactor of virtual reality horror -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.
ISBN 9781474456371 (electronic book)
1474456375 (electronic book)
1474456359
9781474456357
9781474456388 (Electronic book (EPUB format)
1474456383
1474456359
9781474456357
EAN 9781474456357
Author Daniel, Adam, author.
Subject Horror films -- History and criticism.
Horror television programs -- History and criticism.

Subject Horror films -- History and criticism.
Horror television programs -- History and criticism.
Descript 1 online resource
Content text txt
Media computer c
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Contents List of figures -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. From the semantic to the somatic: affective engagement with horror cinema -- 2. From identification to embodied spectatorship in the found footage horror film -- 3. Camera supernaturalis -- 4. Perception and point of view in the found footage horror film: new understandings via Deleuze's perception-image -- 5. Horrific entwinement: affective neuroscience and the body of the horror spectator -- 6. What hides behind the stream: post-cinematic hauntings of the digital -- 7. The evolving screen forms of new media horror -- 8. The embodied player of horror video games -- 9. The spectator-interactor of virtual reality horror -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.
ISBN 9781474456371 (electronic book)
1474456375 (electronic book)
1474456359
9781474456357
9781474456388 (Electronic book (EPUB format)
1474456383
1474456359
9781474456357
EAN 9781474456357
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