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Presentation . 2026
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Death-Images and Schizo-Cogitos

Authors: Ferraço Nassif, Lucas; Tsinti, Polymnia;

Death-Images and Schizo-Cogitos

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In this research presentation, Lucas Ferraço Nassif, author of Unconscious/Television (2025), speaks about where his research has gone since the publication of the book. The lecture was given in low light to emphasize the screen that faciliated the dialogue; we sat together, close to the screen like kids watching anime, as if huddled around a fire. Lucas Ferraço Nassif, the author of Unconscious/Television, is supported by the ERC Consolidator Grant FILM AND DEATH [number 101088956].

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