Ramifications of Digital Technology - A Critical Study of Black Mirror: Bandersnatch

IF 0.1 0 LITERARY THEORY & CRITICISM Literary Voice Pub Date : 2024-02-08 DOI:10.59136/lv.2024.2.2.6
Dr. Rachel Irdaya, D. Sudha, Dr. Rachel Irdaya Raj
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Mankind is the only species to be gifted with the power of reasoning. Our quest to comprehend life has always been on the move. There was a time when we were completely governed by the laws of nature. However, through breakthroughs in science and technology, man has been able to evolve and exercise control. We now live in an era where our lives are governed by digital technology. Literature, cinema, and other art forms are the bases on which this is built. As movie lovers there have been times where we wished the movies had alternate endings. This stems from our own thoughts of living vicariously through the main characters. This is being facilitated by Interactive Digital Narrative in video games and movies. To understand and analyse this, the present paper takes Black Mirror: Bandersnatch to study the same.  Black Mirror: Bandersnatch is an interactive movie that gives us several choices as we become the protagonist and attempt to change the fate of the protagonist in the story. Does digital technology help or harm our core values? Can art forms withstand the test of time, even in this digital era? This paper comprehends to find answers to the above questions.
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数字技术的影响--《黑镜》批判性研究:匪帮
人类是唯一具有推理能力的物种。我们对生命的探索一直在进行中。曾几何时,我们完全受制于自然法则。然而,通过科学和技术的突破,人类得以进化和控制。现在,我们生活在一个数字技术主宰我们生活的时代。文学、电影和其他艺术形式是其基础。作为电影爱好者,我们曾多次希望电影能有另一种结局。这源于我们自己的想法,即通过主角来体验生活。电子游戏和电影中的交互式数字叙事为我们提供了便利。为了理解和分析这一点,本文以《黑镜》为例,研究了同样的问题:Bandersnatch》进行研究。 黑镜Bandersnatch》是一部互动电影,它为我们提供了多种选择,让我们成为故事中的主角,并试图改变主角的命运。数字技术会帮助还是损害我们的核心价值观?即使在数字时代,艺术形式能否经受住时间的考验?本文试图为上述问题找到答案。
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