Cinema as the Platonic Cave: French Thinkers’ Views on Media Education

Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities, 2018

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DOI 10.21659/rupkatha.v10n2.14
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Abstract

The views of prominent French philosophers-poststructuralists on the nature of cinema, television and their connection with the system of modern education are explored in the article.The main goal of the research is to answer the question: can modern media act as a teacher?Do they have a positive impact on the upbringing process, or do they harm it?Each of the thinkers presented in the article has its own point of view.However, together they bring a general idea of interconnection and interdependence of media and education system.The novelty of the article is a scrupulous study of this aspect in the work of French thinkers, analysis, synthesis of their ideas and concepts, and, as a result, determining the influence of modern media on both education system and overall development of society.