by Edu Galán · DEBATE · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788418006029
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«El síndrome Woody Allen» is Edu Galán's essay on public opinion and the filmmaker's case, published by Debate in paperback (336 pages, in Spanish).
It starts from the shift that occurred in 2017, when part of public opinion declared Woody Allen guilty after years with the case closed, and analyses the symptoms that explain it: the rise of sentimentalism and victimhood, new forms of activism, the communicative and psychological effects of the internet, false memory, or the relationship between fiction and reality. Edu Galán, cultural critic and co-founder of the satirical magazine Mongolia, also reviews what has changed in the university since his courses on Allen in 2008 and 2009 and includes the journalistic account of the Farrow-Allen family.
Published by Debate in 2020 within the Sociedad collection. Includes press extracts in the editorial file.
Recommended for readers interested in the debate on Woody Allen, the Me Too movement, and the evolution of public opinion.
