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     • Movies can show us — in advance and without consequences — how certain decisions and actions play out. In this way, they may reinforce and deepen our understanding of what moral virtues can and should mean in our lives.
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   How does a film affect moral understanding?

   • The Role of the Affective Experience – how the moods and emotions created by a film may contribute to moral understanding Although it’s tempting to stop watching once the credits start to roll, each element of a film matters to the overall effect. Films are incredibly complex, multifaceted creations.

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   Do movies influence our views?

   • For some, the movie might be a means of discussing civil-military relations in the United States or the influence of partisanship on a cultural experience. And while movies can influence our views, they may be influenced by us as well. As Dr. Pautz points out, the public — and moviegoers — hold a “soured” view of government.

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   Why should we watch movies?

   • Movies can show us -- in advance and without consequences -- how certain decisions and actions play out. In this way, they may reinforce and deepen our understanding of what moral virtues can and should mean in our lives. Movies can show us — in advance and without consequences — how certain decisions and actions play out.

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   Are movies a force for good?

   • However, Carl Plantinga, Ph.D., professor of film and media at Calvin University, believes there are many reasons movies can be a force for good — a powerful vehicle for developing moral understanding and spiritual sensibilities. “There’s been a lot of fear about the power of movies in the past,” Plantinga notes.

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   Can movies influence government?

   • A recent study by Michelle C. Pautz, an associate professor of political science at the University of Dayton, suggests films can act as an influence. Dr. Pautz asked undergraduates at a private Midwestern college to fill out a questionnaire regarding their views on government before and after viewing the movies “Argo” and “Zero Dark Thirty.”

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   How do movies affect the brain?

   • Movies in part "dictate" events, actions and scenes to viewers' brains using an "alphabet" of visual and auditive features; viewers in turn contribute to the construction of story-worlds by developing and matching higher-order structural anticipations using embodied cognitive event, character and narrative schemas.

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4. academic.oup.com › book › 46747Affect and Moral Understanding | Screen Stories and Moral ...

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   Aug 24, 2023 · The chapter presents an overview of the relationship between affect and moral understanding in film, followed by an argument that the moral cognitive dissonance effect, by eliciting contradictory or ambiguous emotions and evaluations, can lead to enhanced moral understanding.

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   Jan 3, 2024 · Our perception of what is morally good and bad comes from many different places: parents, stories and friends. But one big factor is movies. They play a significant role in shaping our understanding of good and evil by presenting moral dilemmas, emotional responses, and showing different perspectives. some ways of that is: 1. Moral Dilemmas:

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   Jul 3, 2018 · Gibson’s concept of direct perception led to the identification of low-level film-stylistic cues that are used in mainstream film production, and support film viewers in highly automated ...

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   Feb 4, 2015 · A recent study by Michelle C. Pautz, an associate professor of political science at the University of Dayton, suggests films can act as an influence. Dr. Pautz asked undergraduates at a private...

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   Mar 26, 2021 · The moral dimension developed by film is far from an ethics of duty and the idea of great universal principles that would apply equally to all. Ethics is not confined to judgement and action: it is also in the way people are and hence in the way a character is presented.

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    Jun 1, 2022 · The research central to this project is structured around two hypotheses: that “character engagement” during film viewing precipitates moral understanding, and that “post-viewing reflection” solidifies and deepens this understanding.