To boldly torture where no one has tortured before : Star Trek and the transformation of the ‘progressive’ social imaginary of torture in the United States

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	To boldly torture where no one has tortured before : Star Trek and the transformation of the ‘progressive’ social imaginary of torture in the United States
	English
	20170000
	Taylor and Francis
	Vuori, Juha A.
	United States \| television \| mass media \| truth \| torture representation \| popular culture \| interrogation \| imagination \| world view \| morality \| Star Trek (United States, television series, 1966-) \| longitudinal studies \| attitude to torture \| attitude change \| discourse analysis \| political systems \| humiliation \| legal confessions \| belief systems \| torture justifiability \| classification \| pain \| torture methods \| physical torture \| psychological torture \| torture purposes \| determinants of torture \| fictional works \| ticking bomb scenario
	Global discourse ; vol. 7, no. 2-3