Media, bombe e rock’n'roll: l’astronauta in “Dr. Bloodmoney” di Philip K. Dick

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  • Francesca Guidotti Università degli studi di Verona

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13136/2281-4582/2008.i0.794

Abstract

Nel romanzo “Dr. Bloodmoney or How We Got Along After the Bomb”, scritto da Philip K. Dick in piena guerra fredda, la figura dell’astronauta svolge un ruolo centrale. Icona della catastrofe atomica e del disastro spaziale, essa si fonde e si confonde con il panorama mediatico.

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Published

2008-01-01

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2008: Blog Series

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Articles: Special Section

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