International Perspectives On Rethinking Evil In Film And Television Dilan Tüysüz by Dilan Tüysüz 9781799846550, 9781799847786, 9781799847793, 9781799849032, 9781799857532, 9781799868835, 1799846555, 1799847780, 1799847799 instant download after payment.

Aestheticization of evil is a frequently used formula in cinema and television. However, the representation of evil as an aesthetic object pushes it out of morality. Moral judgments can be pushed aside when evil is aestheticized in movies or TV series because there is no real victim. Thus, situations such as murder or war can become a source of aesthetic pleasure. Narratives in cinema and television can sometimes be based on a simple good-evil dichotomy and sometimes they can be based on individual or social experiences of evil and follow a more complicated method. Despite the various ways evil is depicted, it is a moral framework in film and television that must be researched to study the implications of aestheticized evil on human nature and society.