Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The aestheticization of violence in high culture art or mass media has been the subject of considerable controversy and debate for centuries. In Western art, graphic depictions of the Passion of Christ have long been portrayed, as have a wide range of depictions of warfare by later painters and graphic artists. Theater was often a site for re-enactment of violence and warfare. Images and descriptions have been part of literature and mass media. Margaret Bruder states that the aestheticization of violence in film is the depiction of violence in a \"stylistically excessive,\" \"significant and sustained way\" in which audience members are able to connect references from the \"play of images and signs\" to artworks, genre conventions, cultural symbols, or concepts."@en }
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- Aestheticization_of_violence abstract "The aestheticization of violence in high culture art or mass media has been the subject of considerable controversy and debate for centuries. In Western art, graphic depictions of the Passion of Christ have long been portrayed, as have a wide range of depictions of warfare by later painters and graphic artists. Theater was often a site for re-enactment of violence and warfare. Images and descriptions have been part of literature and mass media. Margaret Bruder states that the aestheticization of violence in film is the depiction of violence in a \"stylistically excessive,\" \"significant and sustained way\" in which audience members are able to connect references from the \"play of images and signs\" to artworks, genre conventions, cultural symbols, or concepts.".