Moral Culture

The book examines the shift of horror from literature to visual media in the West, questioning the moral implications of this transition. It delves into the potential moral decay of society, utilizing a diverse array of literary works to support its analysis. Key philosophical debates from thinkers like Arendt, Simmel, Riesman, and Bauman are woven throughout, providing a rich context for exploring the intersection of horror, morality, and cultural change.