THE SOCIAL CRITICISM OF AUSTRALIAN ROADKILL CULTURE IN GEORGE MILLER’S «MAD MAX» SERIES
Journal Title: Δόξα / Докса. Збірник наукових праць з філософії та філології - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue
Abstract
Film series “Mad Max” is the George Miller’s social critical statement about the Australian car culture that is based on auto-fetishism. The Australian car culture is a kind of consumerism. The car murder culture, within what car is considered as a weapon of murder, is embedded into the Australian car culture.
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Konstantin RAYHERT
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