Alexander Bashkuev (aka Footuh) continues his story about the basics of cultural studies.
Today we will continue the analysis of the film "Ghost in the Shell" that we started on Wednesday - in order to understand what it is about. In the comments we have already said that, in the opinion of some viewers, "Ghost in the Shell" is a classic example of how form prevails over content. But in our opinion, this is not so.
And here we are faced with a serious problem - the problem of the reader/viewer. It is no secret that we are all different and therefore we all perceive cultural works very differently. It turns out that any work of culture is capable of "firing" only at a strictly defined time and only for a certain viewer. We would like to talk about who exactly this viewer is.
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