Presentation Title

The Perception and Power of Crime Films

Author(s) Information

Kamelle Leggette

Presentation Type

Oral Presentation

College

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Major

Anthropology

Location

RM 215-218

Faculty Mentor

Dr. Kathy Nadeau

Start Date

2-27-2013 1:40 PM

End Date

2-27-2013 5:20 PM

Abstract

The following research applies Boren’s theory “that the over exposure of crime films induces criminal activity within that society.” By analyzing post-Rwandan genocide crime films from a cultural anthropological perspective, contrary to Boren’s theory, Rwandan crime films are used to socially reconstruct a society, by means of reconciliation, acceptance and psychological ventilation.

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Feb 27th, 1:40 PM Feb 27th, 5:20 PM

The Perception and Power of Crime Films

RM 215-218

The following research applies Boren’s theory “that the over exposure of crime films induces criminal activity within that society.” By analyzing post-Rwandan genocide crime films from a cultural anthropological perspective, contrary to Boren’s theory, Rwandan crime films are used to socially reconstruct a society, by means of reconciliation, acceptance and psychological ventilation.