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Volumen 15 | Nº 3 - November 2025
A daytime nightmare: children under influence of screens
Cartoon Cat, Skibidy toilet, Poppy playtime, (Huggy Wuggy) | YouTube | 2025Gabriela Molina
Universidad Católica de Cuyo (UCCuyo)
Abstract:
The nature of fascinating figures makes the subject lose themselves in them.
We assist a flattening due to the image of the "ideal self".
What happens with the children? What current influences are moving through their childhood? I ask myself about the effect on their bodies, coming from videos they are insistently watching: Cartoon Cat, Skibidy toilet, Poppy playtime, (Huggy Wuggy).
Keywords: influence | children | images | nightmares | bodies
Volumen 15 | Nº 3
NOVEMBER 2025
November 2025 - February 2025
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“I am what I say”: jouissance and identity in the age of insults Beef | Lee Sung Jin | 2023 Federico Oyola
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Book review A letter arrives at its destination A commitment to the written word: Psychoanalysis and Literature. 1st ed. UNC, Grama. Natalia Bonansea
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Freud and cinema: a failed cross Ricardo Adrián González Muñoz
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Cognitive emotions, value judgments, and value construction A model for application in end-of-life decisions based on cinematic narratives Gonzalo David Prada Martinez
Etica y Cine (Ethics & Films) is a Peer Reviewed Quarterly Journal Edited by
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