Fictional and Real Cyborgs: Notes on Literature, Cinema, Technoscience, and Psychoanalysis by Suárez, Claudia

“…This article provides examples of "fictional cyborgs" in science fiction literature and film and highlights some psychological effects. …”
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The Danish Girl by Ordoñez, Pilar

“…Shows the idea that the analytic experience, like the fiction showing by the Danish girl, is about love and jouissance. …”
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Reflections on the Me Too movement and its philosophy by Milner, Jean-Claude

“…As a producer, Weinstein was the architect of great successes, such as Shakespeare in Love (1998), Gangs of New York (2002), Reservoir Dogs (1992), Pulp Fiction (1994), Smoke (1995), The English Patient (1996) -for which he obtained his first Academy Oscar-, Scream (1996),Inglourious Basterds (2009), The King’s Speech (2010), and The Artist (2011), among many others. …”
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Cinema and Culinary Arts: a clinical strategy by González Pla, Florencia

“…The cinemaoffers an important number of these fictional scenarios in which the change of subjective position is mediated by the symbolic value of food and thegesture of cooking. …”
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13 Reasons why: Ethical challenges about suicide in a TV Series by Cambra Badii, Irene, Mastandrea, Paula

“…They can be used in a psychotherapeutic framework (as cinematherapy, for example) or as starting points for ethical-clinical analysis of on-screen fictions. The series 13 Reasons Why (Netflix, 2017) has been a success precisely because it shows us the «bullying» phenomenon in a radically different way, introducing the horizon of death, thus raising questions for bioethics and psychoanalysis. …”
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