ÉTICA E COMUNICAÇÃO: O PROBLEMA DO VISÍVEL
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v28i1.1440Abstract
Trata-se de analisar a questão do crepúsculo da ética em um mundo dominado por mídias desinibidoras da violência, expondo espetáculos da crueldade tão impactantes quanto rapidamente esquecidos. Procura-se também refletir acerca do fenômeno de “desrealização” nos programas de extreme reality, cujas emissões inflacionam a mente com imagens que impedem de imaginar, de “esquematizar”, para nos valermos da expressão da Terceira Crítica de Kant. Também é abordada a questão do fim da experiência do “escândalo” e do advento do “sensacionalismo”, bem como do desaparecimento da intimidade no universo contemporâneo.Downloads
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