... electronic dimensionality of movement experienced as occurring on the screens of computer terminals, video games, music videos, and movies v/s [that is, computer simulation and visualization technology.]" (Landon 1992: 149) Thus, this new kind of scientific information of viewing the space in electronic culture has now changed from a "context" to a "text". (Landon 1992: 149) Additionally, while special effects ... can be so powerful that they can generate a new type of scientific information, "computer animations [also] challenge us to rethink our relation to a new technology, to conside...

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... massed produced society. Language is the device used by both composers to amplify the slow eradication of the natural environment and the continuous development of technology and the endless discoveries of science. Huxley's world uses Pseudo-Scientific jargon, which is emphasized and satirized with terms like "bokanovisfication". Scott also uses jargon to emphasize his meanings and concepts, for example the "Nexus" model ... own forms, present a well written and produced futuristic views, with both challenging our ideas and values while being different in context. Both worlds hold a "wi...

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