This Virtual Life: Escapism and Simulation in Our Media World

Andrew Evans

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As the media becomes more sophisticated and lifelike, we spend more and more time in front of television screens. Distinguished psychologist Andrew Evans examines this warping of reality, and asks where such a path will lead us.

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