Digital Sleep and the Performance of Lucidity in<i>Paprika</i>

Vernon, Alice Mary

doi:10.1080/13528165.2016.1138781

Performance Research

2016

DOI: 10.1080/13528165.2016.1138781

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Digital Sleep and the Performance of Lucidity inPaprika

Alice Mary Vernon¹

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“…See Digital Sleep and the Performance of Lucidity in Paprika(Vernon, 2016). It emphasises on the use of technology to induce lucid dreams to explore experiences that otherwise is limited.…”

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Beyond Dormancy: A Peek into the Performance of Sleep

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“…See Digital Sleep and the Performance of Lucidity in Paprika(Vernon, 2016). It emphasises on the use of technology to induce lucid dreams to explore experiences that otherwise is limited.…”

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Beyond Dormancy: A Peek into the Performance of Sleep

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Daydreaming: An Exposé on VR Technology as a Form of Digital Escapism and Identity Design

Djomo

2023

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The presentation of identity in Paprika (2006) by Satoshi Kon is complex because of its encounter with virtual reality (VR) and the unprotected access to visit another’s dream. The aim of this article is to demonstrate how this film uses dreams as a media platform that connects people together with powerful VR technology, while also looking at the dangers of disconnecting them from their rigid reality. VR acts as a form of escapism and as a catalyst to the creation and subsequent loss of identity, leading to the exploration of identity as lacking a permanent location in the digital world.

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Digital Sleep and the Performance of Lucidity inPaprika

Cited by 2 publications

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Beyond Dormancy: A Peek into the Performance of Sleep

Beyond Dormancy: A Peek into the Performance of Sleep

Daydreaming: An Exposé on VR Technology as a Form of Digital Escapism and Identity Design

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