Violence in Films: Three Preconditions for the Mimetic Effect
Abstract
The author tests the hypothesis of the cause-and-effect link between showing violence in the movies with its manifestations in real life as exemplified in Russian material and gives empirical evidence proving this hypothesis.
Keywords
насилие в фильмах,
телеэкран,
дети,
массовое восприятие,
гипотетическая «группа риска»,
причинно-следственная связь,
статистический квазиэксперимент,
violence in films,
the “aggressive film diet” on the television screen,
the rising generation,
mass perception,
the hypothetical “risk group”,
cause-and-effect link,
statistical quasiexperiment
About the Author
Kirill A. Tarasov
VGIK; Moscow State Institute of International Relations
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
References
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Review
For citations:
Tarasov K.A. Violence in Films: Three Preconditions for the Mimetic Effect. Vestnik VGIK. 2016;8(2(28)):84-96. (In Russ.)
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