La simpatía moral y el "efecto Lucifer". Mal y redención en Breaking Bad.
Introduction. We analyze the dramatic and cognitive mechanisms that activate the emotional identification with antiheroic protagonists of serial fiction, taking Breaking Bad as a case study. Methodology. This identification is examined through the lens of Media Cognitivism (Carroll, Plantinga, Smith...
| Publicado en: | Revista Latina de Comunicación Social no. 74; pp. 383 - 446 |
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