Black Mirror and Critical Media Theory

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1. Contents No access
2. Introduction No access
1. Chapter One: Race, Cyborgs, and the Pitfalls of Biopolitical Discourse In Black Mirror’s “Men Against Fire” No access
2. Chapter Two: Digitally Natural No access
3. Chapter Three: A Virtual Ever-After No access
1. Chapter Four: Black Mirror’s “Nosedive” as a New Panopticon No access
2. Chapter Five: All Eyes on Me No access
3. Chapter Six: Seeing the “Surveillant Face” of Technology in Black Mirror No access
1. Chapter Seven: Waldo Wins IRL No access
2. Chapter Eight: Why Black Mirror Was Really Written by Jean Baudrillard No access
3. Chapter Nine: Spectacular Tech-Nightmare No access
1. Chapter Ten: Rhetorical Ethics in Black Mirror No access
2. Chapter Eleven: The Hysterical Sublime No access
3. Chapter Twelve: Black Mirrors, Hot Media, and Spectral Existence No access
1. Chapter Thirteen: Overextended Media No access
2. Chapter Fourteen: Unbearable Burden No access
3. Chapter Fifteen: The Entire Evolution of Media No access
1. Chapter Sixteen: Heterotopias and Utopias in Black Mirror No access
2. Chapter Seventeen: Trapped in Dystopian Techno Realities No access
3. Chapter Eighteen: The Dystopia of the Spectator No access
Conclusion No access Pages 247 - 250
Index No access Pages 251 - 254
About the Editors No access Pages 255 - 256
About the Contributors No access Pages 257 - 260