“Ethics and Empathy”, Seminar
23/24 October 2019
The Lincoln School of Film and Media is mounting an interdisciplinary
seminar to discuss the ethical implications of the current claims around the
suggested impacts on the audience's empathetic reception of new media
platforms. It is our intention to approach the current debate from a wide
variety of angles. We’ll contextualise the example of immersive media by asking
what do we already know of the empathic reaction to legacy visual media
communications – film, broadcasting, photography – on, for example, migration,
targeted social action, political satire and so on? We will be discussing the
specific affordances that give rise to current claims around empathy and the
ethical challenges those affordances occasion -- and more generally, how the
established agenda of concerns about media ethics might respond, if at all, to
the emergence of immersive media.
We would very much welcome contributions to our deliberations. If you
are interested in joining us, please be in touch with either:
- Prof Brian Winston bwinston@lincoln.ac.uk
- Dr Carolina Bandenelli cbandenelli@lincoln.ac.uk
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