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Book Condition: Ashgate; 2010; . 2 x . 3 x . 2 Inches; Hardcover; Very Good+ in Very Good dust jacket . The Scary Screen is a useful contribution to studies of The Ring, horror film, and cultural anxieties evoked by technology. Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts.

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Contents: Introduction: media anxiety and the Ring phenomenon, Kristen Lacefield; Part I Spreading the Word: The horror of media: technology and spirituality in the Ringu films, Anthony Enns; Tracing the transference of a cross-cultural media virus: The evolution of Ring, Greg Wright.

Contents: Introduction: media anxiety and the Ring phenomenon, Kristen Lacefield; Part I Spreading the Word: The horror of media: technology and spirituality in the Ringu films, Anthony Enns; Tracing the transference of a cross-cultural media virus: The evolution of Ring, Greg Wright; From gene to meme: the rhetoric of thought contagion in Koji Suzuki's Ring cycle, Chris Miles

Contents: Introduction: media anxiety and the Ring phenomenon, Kristen Lacefield Part I Spreading the Word: The horror of media: technology and spirituality in the Ringu films, Anthony Enns Tracing the transference of a cross-cultural media virus: The evolution of Ring, Greg Wright.

Contents: Introduction: media anxiety and the Ring phenomenon, Kristen Lacefield Part I Spreading the Word: The horror of media: technology and spirituality in the Ringu films, Anthony Enns Tracing the transference of a cross-cultural media virus: The evolution of Ring, Greg Wright From gene to meme: the rhetoric of thought contagion in Koji Suzuki's Ring cycle, Chris Miles. Part II Loss in Translation: Cultural constructions of the supernatural: the case of Ringu and The Ring, Valerie We. ONTINUE READING.

The stories of The Ring/Ringu, the contributors all variously argue, present a highly . The organizational scheme of the book is structured around different approaches to the topic of media anxiety in The Ring/Ringu books and films.

The stories of The Ring/Ringu, the contributors all variously argue, present a highly charged flash point at which these deeply held fears and fantasies converge. As Steven Rawle, Catelin Benson-Allott, Kimberly Jackson, D. Haque remind us, true to a traditional thread in (American/ Western) horror cinema, the ground upon which these anxieties appear is the sexed female body.

In the book Chatwood described experiments where the "image of objects on the retina of the human eye might so affect it that a photograph . Kristen Lacefield (1 April 2013). pp. 34, 37–. ISBN 9781409476191.

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