Our world is strange and unfamiliar, bizarre and otherworldly, a simulation: a landscape that has been desolate of the human. It's easier to imagine the end of this world than the end of capitalism.
Denying the fundamental separation between high and low culture, Fischer seeks an escape in the films of Lynch, Tarkovsky, Kubrick, Nolan, and Hitchcock, in the music of The Fall and Brian Eno, in the literature of Lovecraft, Wells, Philip K. Dick, and Atwood, in the strange and otherworldly images of the world and humanity in art, trying to explain why we are so fascinated by what lurks beyond the borders of common sense.
Author: FISHER, MARK
Language: GREEK
Pages: 256
Dimensions: 200Χ120Χ0
Year of publication: 2023
