Abstract The text makes an interpretation of Black Mirror, a futuristic television series that reveals a technological dystopia. The article analyzes, from a philosophical-critical approach, the crisis of subjectivation in the technology era. The television series Black Mirror forces the audience to think about how digital life affects the world of politics, our memory, our corporeal area and sociability. The text concludes that Black Mirror leaves open-ended questions about the possibilities of resistance and other possible methods of subjectivity.Resumo O artigo faz uma interpretação de Black Mirror, uma série de televisão de antecipação que levanta uma distopia tecnológica. O trabalho analisa, a partir de uma abordagem filosófica crítica...
The article investigates new forms of dystopic narration in relation to the emerging phenomenon of T...
Uz pomoć kvalitativne metode fokus grupa, ovim se istraživačkim radom nastojala istražiti i rekonstr...
This article addresses issues related to contemporaneity based on the case study of the British TV s...
This article analyzes the content of the six episodes released from the British mini-series Black Mi...
The development of science and new information technologies generates new types of subjectivities. A...
The dangers of technological development have been the subject of many stories over the years, depic...
Emitowany od 2011 roku brytyjski serial science-fiction Black Mirror autorstwa Charliego Brookera w ...
This text problematizes contemporary culture and recent criminalization trends of the most fragile s...
This article is an analysis of The National Anthem, the Black Mirror’s first episod, aired by Channe...
Hace unos años que hemos cruzado las puertas a una nueva era, marcada por la tecnología y el consum...
Our collective imaginary of democracy is eminently positive and usually connected to other imaginari...
The essay discusses the second episode of Black Mirror (2011), the miniseries produced by Charlie Br...
Los desarrollos de la ciencia y las nuevas tecnologías de la información promueven la construcción d...
The huge success of the television series Black Mirror has radically changed the already rich landsc...
Undoubtedly, Science and Technology have solved a lot of problems we face in our daily lives. Scienc...
The article investigates new forms of dystopic narration in relation to the emerging phenomenon of T...
Uz pomoć kvalitativne metode fokus grupa, ovim se istraživačkim radom nastojala istražiti i rekonstr...
This article addresses issues related to contemporaneity based on the case study of the British TV s...
This article analyzes the content of the six episodes released from the British mini-series Black Mi...
The development of science and new information technologies generates new types of subjectivities. A...
The dangers of technological development have been the subject of many stories over the years, depic...
Emitowany od 2011 roku brytyjski serial science-fiction Black Mirror autorstwa Charliego Brookera w ...
This text problematizes contemporary culture and recent criminalization trends of the most fragile s...
This article is an analysis of The National Anthem, the Black Mirror’s first episod, aired by Channe...
Hace unos años que hemos cruzado las puertas a una nueva era, marcada por la tecnología y el consum...
Our collective imaginary of democracy is eminently positive and usually connected to other imaginari...
The essay discusses the second episode of Black Mirror (2011), the miniseries produced by Charlie Br...
Los desarrollos de la ciencia y las nuevas tecnologías de la información promueven la construcción d...
The huge success of the television series Black Mirror has radically changed the already rich landsc...
Undoubtedly, Science and Technology have solved a lot of problems we face in our daily lives. Scienc...
The article investigates new forms of dystopic narration in relation to the emerging phenomenon of T...
Uz pomoć kvalitativne metode fokus grupa, ovim se istraživačkim radom nastojala istražiti i rekonstr...
This article addresses issues related to contemporaneity based on the case study of the British TV s...