on to "vicarious"

Tue Apr 18 15:35:13 UTC 2006

Depends on the context. I am not that sure about the catastrophe, but in
some context "oposredovannyj" might fit.

>
>Well, it is for a piece I am writing for a Russian journal, so it concerns
>the translation into Russian of the title, which is itself meant to jar the
>reader: "Vicarious Catastrophe."  It has to do with television viewing
>practices--implicitly, watching a catastrophe on television as a vicarious
>experience.

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