September 16, 2022
Join us for a guided viewing of the Akira Kurosawa classic film Rashōmon followed by presentations and discussion on the evolving interactions between information, cyberspace, and warfare.
Social media has created a new career field: influencer. If social media can influence people to buy products, could it also influence people in other ways? Could an adversary use social media to influence a population to create change? Is this not the goal of warfare? In a democracy, how do we develop a citizenry able to discern the truth? Join us as we examine information and warfare through the lens of the film Rashōmon. Join us for a guided viewing of the Akira Kurosawa classic film Rashōmon followed by presentations and discussion on the evolving interactions between information, cyberspace, and warfare. **The film Rashōmon contains non-explicit references to sexual and physical violence**
- Gregory Hillebrand, U.S. Army War College Professor
- Kathleen Moore, U.S. Army War College Professor
- Alex Bates, Dickinson College Professor
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- Time: 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
- Cost: Free