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    Published 1984
    Table of Contents: “…A Daughter Coming og Age / W. C. Bamberger -- The Death / Jane Barnes -- The Scientific Method / Becky Bradway -- Snapshots / Larry French -- Mexico / Terese Glück -- Terminal Hotel / James Haug -- Living on Hard Scrabble / Walter McDonald -- Second Wind / Deborah Miller -- A Man of God / Barbara S. …”
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    13 Reasons why: Ethical challenges about suicide in a TV Series by Cambra Badii, Irene, Mastandrea, Paula

    Published 2017
    “…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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    Notes on Alain Badiou and the cinema by Laso, Eduardo

    Published 2021
    “…These ideas are presented in conjunction with various films: The Birth of a Nation (Griffith, 1915), Pasaron las grullas (Kalatozov, 1957), Last Year at Marienbad (Renais, 1961), Death in Venice (Visconti, 1971) , False Movement (Wenders, 1975), Stalker (Tarkovski, 1979), Barton Fink (Coen and Coen, 1991), 2001: A Space Odyssey (Kubrick, 2001), Joker (Phillips, 2019) and Nomadland (Zhao, 2020).…”
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    Is it possible an ethical decision in the concentration camp? About Sophie’s choice by Oviedo Correa, Yairsiño

    Published 2016
    “…The film Sophie’s Choice by Alan Pakula, alike the novel by the same name it is based on, presents us with a scenario that has been interpreted as a matter of decision-making when faced with an ethical dilemma (choosing between life and death regarding the main character’s own children) in Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps.In view of all the analyses that try to explain the issuesthat stem from ethical dilemmas, this paper, following the agambenean theory, argues that there is no such thing as ethical decision-making in concentration camps, given that the traditional legal order has been suspended, moral discernment has been blocked, and hence what does appearis behaviour that simply adapts itselfto the exceptional circumstances that prevail.…”
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