The change in the description of human and the future in the context of technology with the example of the film Ex Machina
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Today, movies have become an inseparable part of our lives. It is seen and watched in many areas in television series, movies and over time in internet series. Today, it actively uses the new generation internet technology. The fact that its technological development is so widespread brings to mind the theory of technological determinism pioneered by Marshall McLuhan. Such technological films, which are under the cultural influence of the society, are among the important genres that shape the society. The question of whether this situation affects the society in a good or bad way comes to mind. In this study, it is also discussed how the movie Ex Machina, in which technological developments are intense, affects people. Ex Machina film Marshall McLuhan's theory of technological determinism and Michel Foucault's theory of surveillance society were analyzed with the semiotic analysis method in line with the French Linguist Roland Barthes' concepts of denotation and connotation.
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Sevgül Çekmiş
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Sevgül Çekmiş (Master Thesis). The change in the description of human and the future in the context of technology with the example of the film Ex Machina, 2022, Fırat University.
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