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1. theconversation.com › joker-holding-up-a-mirror-toJoker: holding up a mirror to our disillusioned times

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   Oct 17, 2019 · In 2019 Joker embodies the anger that comes with the realisation that capitalism does not work equally for everyone. Phillips traces the guilt to the elites, and turns the mirror back on to...

2. www.elephantjournal.com › 2019 › 10“Joker:” a Reflection of Society staring us back in the Mirror.

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   Oct 18, 2019 · “Joker” is the punchline we need right now in this world. It displays how the dismantling of one’s false beliefs can lead to the becoming of one’s true self—ultimately choosing our shadow over the light.

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4. www.bbc.com › culture › articleWhat the Joker says about the world he terrorises - BBC

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   Oct 4, 2019 · The narration in a 1940 comic described the Joker as having “a smile without mirth”, but Romero’s Joker is mirth personified. A guffawing pantomime villain, he truly enjoys his outlandish...

5. feature.variety.com › joker › joker-proves-the-powerJOKER - A Case For Empathy - THE POWER OF EMPATHY

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   JOKER - A Case For Empathy. ‘Joker’ Proves the Power of Empathy. Todd Phillips turned a famous character into a voice for the forgotten and overlooked, and made an origin story that resonates...

6. www.rte.ie › brainstorm › 2019/1007/1081539-jokerWhat Joker tells us about victimisation, crime and discontent

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   Oct 7, 2019 · Joker tells the story of a person that is mentally broken by the weight of the society they inhabit. Although many cite it as a masterpiece, others condemn it as pernicious garbage. However,...

7. medium.com › @adityavats › understanding-joker-aUnderstanding Joker : A Psychological View | by Aditya Vats ...

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   Jun 4, 2017 · This alone symbolizes the Joker’s philosophy and mission to disrupt civilized society’s sense of “illusory superiority” and to humble it by bringing it back down to its savage roots.

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   Why is the Joker so lovable?

   • This alone symbolizes the Joker’s philosophy and mission to disrupt civilized society’s sense of “illusory superiority” and to humble it by bringing it back down to its savage roots. Love him or hate him. But you cannot deny the fact he is probably the most lovable villain of the comic world.

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   Why do we need 'Joker'?

   • “Joker” is the punchline we need right now in this world. It displays how the dismantling of one’s false beliefs can lead to the becoming of one’s true self—ultimately choosing our shadow over the light.

   “Joker:” a Reflection of Society staring us back in the Mirror

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   Does the Joker prove his point?

   • It just so happens to employ an element of randomness. The end result is that the Joker becomes the personification of a philosophical argument taken to its extreme, supporting his nihilistic thesis with the chaos that results from his actions. Though eventually defeated by Batman, it appears the Joker does indeed prove his point.

   Everything Burns: The Psychology & Philosophy of the Joker

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   How did the Joker become a hero?

   • The Joker lived his life in a state of victimhood, where he was continually beaten, made fun of, and treated less than by society and his own mother. As he took off his false masks he turned his haunting pain into annihilation of self, and in the end—the city itself. He became a hero in his own mind, and to those who had finally had enough.

   “Joker:” a Reflection of Society staring us back in the Mirror

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   Is Joker a masterpiece?

   • Joker tells the story of a person that is mentally broken by the weight of the society they inhabit. Although many cite it as a masterpiece, others condemn it as pernicious garbage. However, such critical polarisation tells us something, not only about the film, but the societal structures we inhabit, as well as their ideological form.

   What Joker tells us about victimisation, crime and discontent

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   Why is the Joker so important to the Batman mythos?

   • The cynic in us wants to say “f**k people” and side with the Joker as he lets all hell break loose. This is why the Joker is as essential to the Batman mythos as Batman himself. The two are locked in a perpetual yin-and-yang embrace representing numerous human dichotomies: order and chaos, meaning and absurdity, the light and the shadow.

   Everything Burns: The Psychology & Philosophy of the Joker

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9. www.popmythology.com › the-psychology-philosophyEverything Burns: The Psychology & Philosophy of the Joker

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   Oct 3, 2013 · The end result is that the Joker becomes the personification of a philosophical argument taken to its extreme, supporting his nihilistic thesis with the chaos that results from his actions. Though eventually defeated by Batman, it appears the Joker does indeed prove his point.