But what doandroids feel about electric sheep? Educating about emotion-related constructs with "Blade Runner"
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Blade Runner
metody edukacyjne
emocje
psychologia społeczna
pedagogika Blade Runner
educational methods
emotions
social psychology
movie pedagogy

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Stefanek , F., Lipka, J., & Trynduś, A. (2022). But what doandroids feel about electric sheep? Educating about emotion-related constructs with "Blade Runner". Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia De Cultura, 14(4), 30–44. https://doi.org/10.24917/20837275.14.4.3

Abstract

The article addresses issues surrounding emotion regulation inthe cult film Blade Runner. The emotional development of the replicants isanalyzed regarding social conditions and the stigma associated with functioning in an ultra- c apitalist dystopia. This article includes aproposal for practical use ofthe film and psychological knowledge toconduct emotional regulation workshops based on the concept ofpsychological work with film.

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