Medical gazes and meteorological metaphors: representations of dementia in contemporary motion pictures.
Mark SchwedaPublished in: Israel journal of health policy research (2019)
Given the lack of knowledge and widespread fear, stigmatization and exclusion, health policy can and should use cinematographic approaches in order to enhance public understanding of dementia and empathy with those affected. At the same time, however, public health agencies and educational institutions making use of the persuasive power of film need to pay closer attention to the images and messages constructed, their aesthetic functioning and their ethical implications and social consequences.
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