Transcript Diapositiva 1 - I.T.C.G. Enrico Fermi Pontedera

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Pontedera
THE “ARTIFICIAL MAN”
IN LITERATURE
AND CINEMA
Doctor Frankenstein
Doc. Frankenstein 1994
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley can be seen as
the first science fiction novel.
Dr. Frankestein is a scientist who wanted to
create a kind of artificial man: he tried to recreate human life out of death.
The monster’s creation
Mary Shelley's
Frankenstein is also a
1994 science fiction
thriller film directed
by Kenneth Branagh.
Frankenstein is trying
to give life to his
creation.
Dr. Frankenstein 1994
The monster comes to life
Dr. Frankenstein is
using the
energy from a
lightning storm
that
would give life to
his creation.
The monster comes to life
…….Did he succeed in doing it?…….Was he
happy with this accomplishment?
Frankenstein repented his doing
immediately…
The Parody
Young Frankenstein is a
Dr. Frankenstein 1974
1974 American comedy
film directed by Mel
Brooks.
The film is an
affectionate parody of
the various film
adaptations of Mary
Shelley's novel
Frankenstein produced
by Universal in the
1930s.
The Characters!!!
Igor
Dr Frankenstein & the monster
Inga & Dr Frankenstein
1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction,
allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey any orders given to it by human beings,
except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such
protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
…BUT THE LAWS ARE MADE TO
BE BROKEN !!!!!
Robots : are they good or evil?...
Can robots and human beings co-exist
peacefully? …
• Can robots have feelings?...
• Robots cannot harm humans but they are
machines without emotions.
• …in a scene from the 2004 movie I ROBOT
starring Will Smith as Detective Spooner, the
robot has chosen to save agent Spooner
because it has a greater chance of survival
than the little girl. All this just because robots
have neither soul nor feelings…
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Pontedera
THE “ARTIFICIAL MAN”
IN LITERATURE
AND CINEMA
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