Mr. Robot: Schizophrenia, Paranoia and Corporate Greed
The following essay explores the first season of Mr. Robot (2015 −) that was available at the time of this writing from the position of Deleuzian symptomatology, what he calls the tensions between the ‹clinical and the critical›. I attempt to show how this series offers us insights into our ‹society...
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doaj-8fd453b2e17b4fff924862721f6981332021-06-21T12:15:47ZdeuMedienPädagogikMedienPädagogik: Zeitschrift für Theorie und Praxis der Medienbildung1424-36362016-11-0126Neue Fernsehserien10.21240/mpaed/26/2016.11.07.X431Mr. Robot: Schizophrenia, Paranoia and Corporate Greedjan jagodzinskiThe following essay explores the first season of Mr. Robot (2015 −) that was available at the time of this writing from the position of Deleuzian symptomatology, what he calls the tensions between the ‹clinical and the critical›. I attempt to show how this series offers us insights into our ‹society of control›, also a Deleuzian development, through its main figure Elliot Anderson. A comparison is made with the film «Kein System ist Sicher», which raises similar social issues through its narrative. While I do not address directly pedagogical media concerns, the implications are that such televised narratives confront the general public, what I call ‹everyman›, with the ethical problems and dilemmas of our globalized capitalist order.https://www.medienpaed.com/article/view/431Mr Robottelevisionhacking |
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Mr. Robot: Schizophrenia, Paranoia and Corporate Greed |
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The following essay explores the first season of Mr. Robot (2015 −) that was available at the time of this writing from the position of Deleuzian symptomatology, what he calls the tensions between the ‹clinical and the critical›. I attempt to show how this series offers us insights into our ‹society of control›, also a Deleuzian development, through its main figure Elliot Anderson. A comparison is made with the film «Kein System ist Sicher», which raises similar social issues through its narrative. While I do not address directly pedagogical media concerns, the implications are that such televised narratives confront the general public, what I call ‹everyman›, with the ethical problems and dilemmas of our globalized capitalist order. |
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