NEW FLESH, OLD DEMONS. CONTAGION NARRATIVES IN POST-COLD WAR U.S. CULTURE Cover Image

NEW FLESH, OLD DEMONS. CONTAGION NARRATIVES IN POST-COLD WAR U.S. CULTURE
NEW FLESH, OLD DEMONS. CONTAGION NARRATIVES IN POST-COLD WAR U.S. CULTURE

Author(s): Anca-Teodora ŞERBAN OPRESCU
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies, Media studies, Communication studies
Published by: EDITURA ASE
Keywords: Florian Andrei Vlad;

Summary/Abstract: Upon first thought, the idea of disease, of pestilence, of plague, of exposed contaminated flesh or tissue, may provoke repulsion and ontological fear, or trigger questioning the author’s reasons for tackling such a topic. However, upon closer look and reading of the first pages in Florian Andrei Vlad’s book, one quickly understands and becomes an adept of the author’s endeavor.

  • Issue Year: 16/2020
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 271-273
  • Page Count: 3
  • Language: English
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