The Stanford Prison Experiment
Director: Kyle Patrick Alvarez
这是一帮学生被分配犯人和狱卒的角色,入戏太深的那个。

Experimenter
Director: Michael Almereyda
即 Milgram 试验,穿白大褂的 authority figure 让试验者给演员扮演的受害者施以电击的试验。

这两个试验的结果到底意味着什么,至今仍在被激烈地争论。考虑到威胁了大家普遍的“我是好人”的自我定位,有争议也就不奇怪了。
没有家喻户晓到我这里,详细说说?Jun wrote:这两个试验大概是家喻户晓了吧?
嗯和二战里德国兵的行为吻合。Jun wrote:发现有多数的志愿者,但不是全部,继续执行命令。
这是新片,不过据说之前还拍过这个试验不止一次,这次是根据 Zimbardo 老师自己写的回忆录拍的,估计会比较真实。去查了一下,已经发行了,但是小成本,大概没啥地方看。男主是 Billy Crudup 演的,他是著名的舞台剧演技派。putaopi wrote:斯坦福的试验这是新片吗?我怎么觉得自己看过这个题材的片子?那个过程描述得很真实可信,最后做为观众明明知道这是个试验,还是有无法逃脱的恐惧感。我看的那个版本忘了是不是英文版,感觉像欧洲导演拍的。
The book, by Zimbardo and his co-author Nikita D Coulombe, is about why boys don’t man up as previous generations of males ostensibly did.
They argue that, while girls are increasingly succeeding in the real world, boys are retreating into cyberspace, seeking online the security and validation they can’t get anywhere else. They are bored at school, increasingly have no father figures to motivate them, don’t have the skills to form real romantic relationships, feel entitled to have things done for them (usually by their parents) and seek to avoid a looming adulthood of debt, unfulfilling work and other irksome responsibilities. As a result, they disappear into their bedrooms where, he argues, they risk becoming addicted to porn, video games and Ritalin.
No wonder, Zimbardo argues, popular culture teems with moodles (“man poodles”) or infantilised jerks (think: Jackass, Failure to Launch, Step Brothers, Hall Pass and The Hangover series), devoid of economic purpose, emotional intelligence, temperamentally unable to commit or take responsibility.
我并不是支持他的立场哈,就是觉得他的兴趣有意思,怎么从人的服从性/社会性转到阳刚气的。There is, Zimbardo suggests, a new phrase to describe people, mostly male, who don’t need another physical person to satisfy their sexual needs – “sexual singularity”. In Japan, there is even a phrase for the kind of man no longer interested in real sex, soshoku danshi – or herbivorous men. Zimbardo’s fear is that herbivorous men are becoming a global phenomenon. He also fears that, thanks to how online pornography is becoming more interactive and immersive, real-life romantic relationships will become even less appealing.
“Pornography is being moved to the next level. You’ll put on 3D glasses and the woman or man will proposition you. And in some cases it’ll be interactive – you could say ‘Take off your clothes’. The idea of the film-maker of 3D virtual sex is to make it seem ever more real, just as video games are. Soon they’ll be able to put the face of the viewer on to the leading character. So you’ll be the man the woman wants to have sex with.”
But there is a grisly paradox, Zimbardo argues. Boys’ retreat into a putatively safe virtual world involves, in fact, a new kind of rejection. “In online porn, the men are incredibly well-endowed – they are paid precisely because they have those attributes. In addition, some of the men take penile injections so they can perform for half an hour non-stop. When you’re a 10 or 15-year-old kid, you say to yourself, ‘I will never, ever look like that or perform like that’.”