The Freudian concept of ‘The desire to see the unseeable’

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The Freudian concept of ‘The desire to see the unseeable’, is one of the leading arguments behind the nature of the pleasure of the media text. It is called:  (A) Minia (B) Scophophillia (C) Hydrofobia (D) Hyper-reality Correct Ans: (B) Explanation:Scopophilia, a Freudian concept, explains the audience’s deep psychological attraction to visual media. It represents […]

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