Sacred and Cybercultural Monsters: H. P. Lovecraft and his mythology in contemporary culture

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Autor(a) principal: Garcia, Yuri
Data de Publicação: 2018
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Galáxia (São Paulo)
Texto Completo: https://revistas.pucsp.br/index.php/galaxia/article/view/35811
Resumo: This article aims to analyze the relationship between horror and religion in the work of H. P. Lovecraft and its articulations through other media and in the field of cyberculture. The author, who has not enjoyed much prestige in the past, has increasingly penetrated the current scene in the fields considered erudite as much as the massive or popular scopes. Thus, in investigating the reasons for this surprising rebirth of Lovecraft in the sphere of so-called high culture (literature, arts, philosophy), we are at the same time seeking the motivations of his interest in popular and media culture and studying the forms and appropriations which his themes, ideas or even works were absorbed by the contemporary media. 
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Sacred and Cybercultural Monsters: H. P. Lovecraft and his mythology in contemporary culture
Monstros Sagrados e Ciberculturais: H. P. Lovecraft e sua mitologia na cultura contemporânea
title Sacred and Cybercultural Monsters: H. P. Lovecraft and his mythology in contemporary culture
spellingShingle Sacred and Cybercultural Monsters: H. P. Lovecraft and his mythology in contemporary culture
Garcia, Yuri
Lovecraft
cibercultura
horror
religião.
Lovecraft
cyberculture
horror
religion.
title_short Sacred and Cybercultural Monsters: H. P. Lovecraft and his mythology in contemporary culture
title_full Sacred and Cybercultural Monsters: H. P. Lovecraft and his mythology in contemporary culture
title_fullStr Sacred and Cybercultural Monsters: H. P. Lovecraft and his mythology in contemporary culture
title_full_unstemmed Sacred and Cybercultural Monsters: H. P. Lovecraft and his mythology in contemporary culture
title_sort Sacred and Cybercultural Monsters: H. P. Lovecraft and his mythology in contemporary culture
author Garcia, Yuri
author_facet Garcia, Yuri
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Garcia, Yuri
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Lovecraft
cibercultura
horror
religião.
Lovecraft
cyberculture
horror
religion.
topic Lovecraft
cibercultura
horror
religião.
Lovecraft
cyberculture
horror
religion.
description This article aims to analyze the relationship between horror and religion in the work of H. P. Lovecraft and its articulations through other media and in the field of cyberculture. The author, who has not enjoyed much prestige in the past, has increasingly penetrated the current scene in the fields considered erudite as much as the massive or popular scopes. Thus, in investigating the reasons for this surprising rebirth of Lovecraft in the sphere of so-called high culture (literature, arts, philosophy), we are at the same time seeking the motivations of his interest in popular and media culture and studying the forms and appropriations which his themes, ideas or even works were absorbed by the contemporary media. 
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