Screen stories and moral understanding : interdisciplinary perspectives /
"This book discusses the conditions under which stories we view on screens—movies, streamed series, and television—can lead to moral understanding in viewers. Moral understanding goes beyond moral knowledge; it is a complex cognitive achievement that may consist of the ability to understand why...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
[2023]
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Table of Contents:
- Clarifying moral understanding / Ted Nannicelli
- Understanding (mis)understanding: Sally be a lamb / Paul C. Taylor
- Phenomenal experience and moral understanding: a framework for assessment / Carl Plantinga
- Moral cultivation: the slow, subtle, small effects of filmic narrative on moral understanding / Helena Bilandzic
- Moral conflict, screen stories, and narrative appeal / René Weber and Frederic R. Hopp
- How screen stories can contribute to the formation of just persons / Nicholas Wolterstorff
- Affect and moral understanding / Robert Sinnerbrink
- Morality and media: the role of elevation/inspiration / Mary Beth Oliver
- Media characters and moral understanding: perspectives from media psychology / Allison Eden and Matthew Grizzard
- Movies, examples, and morality: the rhetoric of admiration / Noël Carroll
- Audiences' role in generating moral understanding: screen stories as sites for interpretative communities / James Harold
- On reflecting on reflections: the moral afterlife and screen studies / Wyatt Moss-Wellington
- The reflective afterlife and the ends of imagining / Murray Smith.