Black Mirror is a Netflix TV series dedicated to the social and personal upheavals of the digital future. This essay approaches the first six seasons from a philosophical perspective. The basic question raised is the status of reality in the age of digitality. Following the various themes of the series, it asks how this new conception of reality affects fundamental aspects of human existence - for example in relation to time, love and death. In doing so, it becomes clear that the series deals with some complex theories of philosophy from Kant to the present day. The interpretation presented here makes use of their illustrations in the medium of the TV series in order to present philosophy in a slightly different light by means of a non-philosophical subject.
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Copyright year
2024
ISBN-Print
978-3-465-04652-3
ISBN-Online
978-3-465-14652-0
Publisher
Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main
Series
Klostermann / Nexus
Volume
109
Language
German
Pages
148
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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 10
Camus, Hegel, Luhmann (Realität und Massenmedien) No access
Bedingungen unseres Zeitalters No access
Kant, Fichte, Heidegger (Bild und Technik) No access
Black Mirrors Grundperspektive No access
Der Anfang von Black Mirror No access
Singularität No access
Multiplizität der Realitätsebenen No access
Die phänomenologische Methode No access
Realitätsebenen No access
Genius malignus No access
Bild No access
Ich No access
Phänomenologischer Ansatz No access
Psychoanalytischer Ansatz No access
Ethischer Ansatz No access
Politischer Ansatz No access
Genius malignus No access Pages 91 - 96
Zeit in Black Mirror No access
Unterschiedliche Zeitsphären No access
(Ewige) Wiederkehr No access
Virtuelle Liebe als wahre Liebe No access
Eifersucht No access
Auseinandersetzung mit dem möglichen Tod No access
Konfrontation mit dem eingetretenen Tod No access
Radikale Auslöschung No access
Natur und Recht No access Pages 136 - 138
Philosophie ‚heute‘ No access Pages 139 - 144
Schluss No access Pages 145 - 148
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