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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Black Mirror"”.

  1. A Dark Reflection of Society: Analyzing Cultural Representations of State Control in Black Mirror

    … by analyzing three themes found in Channel 4’s Black Mirror in relation to cultural fears of state control and the progression of technology. The themes, including state power and coercion, the spectacle of punishment, and panoptic surveillance, are placed in a popular criminological framework …

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  2. New media hauntings : digital aesthetics of haunting, context collapse, and networked spectrality

    … haunting of The Slender Man (Knudsen, 2009); Black Mirror (2011 - present); Unfriended (2014), and CSI: Cyber (2015- 2016). I use networked spectrality to analyse these texts around the structural concepts of the relevant historical, technical, social and political dynamics of digital networks …

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  3. Intolerable Masculinity: Screening Men's Shame and Embracing Curious Futures

    … <em>Mad Men</em> (Weiner 2007-2015) and <em>Black Mirror</em> (Brooker 2011-2023) each presenting a different masculine reaction to the notion of men’s responsibility.</p> <p>Following this foundation of men’s situation as constructed and therefore open to change, this thesis presents …

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  4. A framework using the internal and external perspectives and its application to online copyright infringement: an analysis of copying and communication to the public.

    … recent endeavours such as the haunting TV series Black Mirror. Perhaps the reason for the popularity of this subject is that these stories act as a catalyst to explore the future possibilities of the relationship between humans and technology. Based on our current experience we project into the …

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