Abstract (eng)
The topic of the dissertation deals with the extent to which mental disorders are a
social construct, whether the film can be perceived as a separate system, and
whether film analysis is possible on the basis of lead differences. The following
questions were dealt with: How does society construct mental illness and how is it
treated? What is the relevant social discourse? How can system theory and
constructivism make the audio-visual communication possible as a basis for a new
field of research? And can system theory and film science be applied to the film
phenomenon? The aim of the developed method is to create a systemic film
analysis, which allows to investigate socially constructed realities. Here we have to
create a difference to the classical film analysis, which does not examine the film by
means of aesthetics and design, but by systems and its lead differences. In this
work we have succeeded in creating a prototype for a different, new film analysis,
namely a Systemic Film Analysis.