The Mark of Villainy

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The Mark of Villainy

The Mark of Villainy

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Why is it often so easy to identify the villain in a movie just by the way they look? Franziska Hartung explains why visual narratives exploit a mechanism that generates aversion towards people who look different. Read the Book

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