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The horrors of technology in the fiction of H. P. Lovecraft
Ralickas identifies the horror of technology in Lovecraft’s fiction as the human subject’s abject fear of machinery, whose alienating nature symbolically underscores the ubiquity of the Second Industrial Revolution’s mass-produced recording and electrical devices including
the phonograph, the telegraph, the photographic camera and the typewriter.
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