HUM-233: Film history and theory

Lectures in this course (39)

Explores safety in field work and the impact of a will on career decisions.

Explores ethical dilemmas faced by a machine designed to ensure survival.

Explores the battle for human survival against machines triggered by a self-aware AI system.

Delves into the ethical implications of artificial intelligence and the use of lethal force in autonomous robots.

Explores the concept of facing fearful odds and dying well.

Explores the analysis of film sequences, focusing on masculinity and character portrayal.

Explores the disqualification of traditional masculinity by the autonomy of machines and the technocratic network.

Delves into the post-industrial hero in American films from 1968 to 1987, exploring gender dynamics and the evolution of masculinity.

Explores masculinity in American cinema, focusing on gender, power dynamics, and hegemonic masculinity.

Explores the central question that drives individuals to seek the truth.

Explores the ethical dilemma in The Matrix negotiation scene.

Delves into the themes of love, choice, and belief in 'The Matrix'.

Explores the evolution of masculinity and technology in American cinema from 1968 to 2014.

Delves into the representation of masculinity in American cinema through the lens of technological advancements from 1968 to 2014.

Delves into melodrama in American film, revealing moral truths through pathos and action.

Delves into the portrayal of masculinity and technology in American cinema.

Delves into the portrayal of masculinity and technology in American cinema.

Analyzes the evolution of masculinity in cinema through the lens of James Bond's technological adaptability and urban prowess.

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