Verza, Annalisa
(2025)
Odio universale (Black Mirror). Uno specchio nero sul desiderio di giustizia, tra aggregazioni emozionali e rigida logica algoritmica.
DOI
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/8532.
In: Vol. 18/2025.
A cura di:
Faralli, Carla ;
Mittica, M. Paola.
Bologna:
Italian Society for Law and Literature (ISLL),
pp. 1-14.
ISBN 9788854971844.
In: ISLL Papers. The Online Collection of the Italian Society for Law and Literature, (18).
A cura di:
Faralli, Carla ;
Mittica, M. Paola.
ISSN 2035-553X.
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Abstract
[Hated in the Nation (Black Mirror). A reflection on the desire for justice, between emotional aggregations and rigid algorithmic logic] Since its first season, Netflix's anthology series Black Mirror has been dedicated not only to describing the social impact of the most advanced technologies, but also to developing the idea of the possible future scenarios linked to them, and the possible deviations that could result from their careless use.
Among the many gems in the series, the film Hated in the Nation deserves attention. It intertwines the themes of “do-it-yourself” justice by online mobs, cancel culture, and justice entrusted to rigid, algorithmically programmed formulas, also incidentally presenting the metaphor, now sociologically recurrent, of human swarms.
Abstract
[Hated in the Nation (Black Mirror). A reflection on the desire for justice, between emotional aggregations and rigid algorithmic logic] Since its first season, Netflix's anthology series Black Mirror has been dedicated not only to describing the social impact of the most advanced technologies, but also to developing the idea of the possible future scenarios linked to them, and the possible deviations that could result from their careless use.
Among the many gems in the series, the film Hated in the Nation deserves attention. It intertwines the themes of “do-it-yourself” justice by online mobs, cancel culture, and justice entrusted to rigid, algorithmically programmed formulas, also incidentally presenting the metaphor, now sociologically recurrent, of human swarms.
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Black Mirror; cancel culture; punishment; justice; algorithms
Settori scientifico-disciplinari
ISSN
2035-553X
ISBN
9788854971844
DOI
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Tipologia del documento
Estratto da libro
Autori
Parole chiave
Black Mirror; cancel culture; punishment; justice; algorithms
Settori scientifico-disciplinari
ISSN
2035-553X
ISBN
9788854971844
DOI
Data di deposito
26 Set 2025 10:36
Ultima modifica
26 Set 2025 10:36
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