media characters ‐ observational learningadult mediation ‐ children's fear responsesSummary This chapter contains sections titled: Fictional Entertainment Media The Origins of General Childhood Fears: Three Pathways The Origins of Media-Induced Fears: (Again) Three Pathways Fears Caused by Fictional ...
All of his female characters are inherently passive, a trait that makes them vulnerable, though not inferior. Hardy worked to reconcile his adherence in the belief of a natural difference between men and women while advocating for equality between them. A close examination of the fictional ...
torment to be tormented by it." Given that we do not believe in the reality of fictional suffering or torment, nor that we are threatened by fictional beings, it would seem to follow that our affective responses to fictional characters cannot properly be described as states of pity or fear....
fictional characters, events, and states of affairs are irrational.1 Yet, for all the discussion, the issue has not, to my mind, been properly settled—or at least not settled in the manner I should prefer—and so this paper attempts once more to debunk Radford's defiance of common sense...
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What are their demons and what are they hiding? Be it political corruption, pharmaceutical mishaps, or evangelical cults, The Fabulous Fear Machine is a dark and twisted web of different narratives that are far too close to home than you’d imagine in a fictional video game. ...
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: Directed by Terry Gilliam. With Johnny Depp, Benicio Del Toro, Tobey Maguire, Michael Lee Gogin. An oddball journalist and his psychopathic lawyer travel to Las Vegas for a series of psychedelic escapades.
As an affectionate ode tothe monster moviesof the 1950s, this 1990 horror-comedy hit all the right notes, spawning a half-dozen sequels that offered gradually diminishing returns, and even a short-lived TV series. The original is where it's at, though, thanks to winning characters, a pit...
The film is a fictional account of an alleged true story which occurred in Madrid in 1991, where a young woman died suddenly a few months after using her Ouija board. In Plaza’s film, a teenage girl tries to make contact with her dead dad using an Ouija board during a solar eclipse....
Starring Golden Globe® winner Gabriel Byrne (2009, Best Actor, “In Treatment”), Julian Sands, and Natasha Richardson, and from legendary director Ken Russell (Lair of the White Worm), Gothic is the fictional retelling of the night Mary Shelley developed the story of Frankenstein. While ...