Phone BoothAriana Kelly, Ian Bogost et al.
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Phone Booth

160 pagesFirst published 20153 editions
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"The phone booth exists as a fond but distant memory for some people, and as a strange and dysfunctional waste of space for many more. Ariana Kelly approaches the phone booth as an entity that embodies diverse attitudes about privacy, freedom, power, sanctuary, and communication in its various forms all around the world. Through portrayals of phone booths in literature, film, personal narrative, philosophy, and religion, Phone Booth offers a definitive account of an object on the cusp of obsolescence."--Amazon website.

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionBloomsbury Publishing Plc20151609781628924091
EditionBloomsbury Academic & Professional20151609781628924114
EditionBloomsbury Academic & Professional2015—9781628924121
Telephone conferencingSocial interactionTelephone callsPsychological aspectsSocial aspectsTelephone boothsTelephoneLiterary theory