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Longing for Lo-fi: Glimpsing Back Through Technology

Name: Longing for Lo-fi: Glimpsing Back Through Technology
Author: Sébastien Bovie Popular among YouTube-browsing students looking for a study soundtrack
ISBN: 9789493148970

by Sébastien Bovie Popular among YouTube-browsing students looking for a study soundtrack

By Sébastien Bovie Popular among YouTube-browsing students looking for a study soundtrack, lo-fi music offers a sense of nostalgia while cycling through relaxing images. This book-length essay looks at internet culture through the lens of psychoanalysis, semiotics and critical theory, in an attempt to lay this feeling of comfort bare. Designed by Lisa Ladent Published by Onomatopee, 2024 Softcover, 164 pages, 7 color images, 5 × 8 inches ISB: 978-9-49-314897-0

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