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L'appartenenza familiare tra significati, differenze e contesto culturale. Il caso della famiglia Stark de "Il Trono di Spade"
Serri, Francesco
;Lasio, Diego;Lampis, Jessica;
2018-01-01
Abstract
The authors present a study of the family dynamics of the Starks, one of the main characters from the TV series “Game of Thrones”. The analysis is based on the Family Semantic Polarities Theory (Ugazio, 2012) that assigns to the systemic presuppositions, the meanings and the cultural context a supporting function. In addition, the theory suggests that some of the most relevant dimensions of the semantics of belonging, inclusion/exclusion and election/rejection, give shape to the repertoire of the narratives where family episodes are created. Within this plot, each family member builds its positioning, identity and suffering. The complexity and interdependence of the psychological and social factors that come into play in family relationships are discussed and exemplified.File | Size | Format | |
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