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Area of Science:

  • Philosophy and Media Studies
  • Film and Cultural Analysis

Background:

  • Pop-philosophy effectively disseminates complex ideas through popular media like cinema.
  • Cinema is a significant cultural force, with high audience engagement globally.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate university students' perception of posthumanist values conveyed through films.
  • To analyze the gap between intended and received messages regarding posthumanism in cinema.

Main Methods:

  • A two-phase study involving 296 students to identify popular films on posthumanist values.
  • Interviews with 175 students analyzing the portrayal of God, Man, and Nature in 5 selected films.

Main Results:

  • Identified 5 highly cited films by students discussing posthumanist themes.
  • Revealed discrepancies between expert interpretations and student perceptions of film messages.

Conclusions:

  • Cinema serves as a potent medium for philosophical discourse, but audience reception varies.
  • Understanding audience perception is crucial for effective communication of complex philosophical concepts through film.