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Criminal Behavior Analysis of 'JOKER'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2020
- Join Criminologist Rachel Means as she does a criminal behavior analysis of Arthur Fleck's criminal behavior in the movie JOKER.
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JOKER (2019) Warner Bros.
The unreliable narrator theory is actually something I didn't think about enough and it's a very interesting one
Blow your mind. The clock in the psychology ward changes from the start of the movie to the end buy the same time as you've been watching
these videos are so interesting keep it up
Thank you! Will do!!
I actually did a paper about this exact themes and movie for my university.
It's such an interesting movie and it's done so well. So many themes to explore. Author is so complex - it makes for a great topic!
Wow! That's interesting....
Can you share your paper or it's link?....I would really like to read it.
I am in a Criminological Theory class and this is a great help on my paper that I am writing! Thank You!
Hello Rachel Means, good afternoon! Lots of congratulations for this video about character Arthur/ "Joker", based in the movie of the same name. It was interesting your analysis. I was looking for a video like of this one. I don't understand a lot of English, but I supported with the option CC (subtitles in this language) to understand this video. Good work Rachel!, Greetings from Sonora, México 🇲🇽👍🙂
Awesome thanks for this
This is an interesting video, thank you so much, you deserve many more likes.
do Annie Wilkes from Misery please
my criminology teacher sucked. i never understood one theory or how was it relevant in the context of causation of crime. thank you for teaching me criminology
CrisisOfCrimes I'm currently in my first year of criminology and I'm already a subscriber with a bell. Can get your email?
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Is there such a thing as assuming guilt for historical crimes one didn't personally commit, but feels in some way responsible for the consequences of those crimes? I'm thinking of Arthur and the fact that he does exist in an urban environment we could readily compare to places like New York City or Baltimore or, God help us, Detroit. And if you compare Arthur with Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver, there's a certain shared school of thought with their personal want for vengeance, only with Arthur it's other people not appreciating his humor, and with Travis it's his sense of disgust. Both being linked emotionally, and emotion determining a lot more than a lot of people bring up on a regular basis. I'm open to any answers on this.
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joker innocent
None of you appropriately estimates evil. You just don't look for it in enough things. It takes discipline. It takes a vulnerability to madness. It takes being able to actually recognize a horn'ed goat God, while resisting the temptation to worship the same. Three Stars.
read harder i'm sure you will find where we can classify you.