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Title	Document title	Hero’s madness and engagement in Homeland and Sully
Created by	Author’s name, institution, country	Lorenzo J. Torres Hortelano; Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
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4. Description	Abstract	Through the analysis of selected scenes from the last chapter of Homeland's sixth season and the film Sully, I reflect on the etymological origin of the term “commitment” and its relation to the hero‟s character. Do they belong to different or irreconcilable areas, or at certain moments, can the hero deal with a certain madness that would imply the accomplishment of the heroic act, of a commitment to his/her society?.
5. Editorial	Organizing institution, location	Universidad Francisco de Vitoria
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7. Date	(DD-MM-AAAA)	2017-07-27
8. Type	State and gender	Article peer-reviewed, double-blind
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9. Format	File format	PDF
10. Identifier	Uniform resource identifier	https://comunicacionyhombre.com/en/article/heros-madness-and-engagement-in-homeland-and-sully/
11. Source	Title; vol., num. (year)	Comunicación y Hombre; Num. 14 (2017): ENGAGEMENT: Commitment in Communication and Humanities
12. Language	English=en
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15. Rights	Copyright and permissions	Copyright (c) 2017 Universidad Francisco de Vitoria This work is under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivable 4.0 International license.

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ISSN: 1885-365X

TORRES HORTELANO, Lorenzo J. Universidad Rey Juan Carlos Contact

Hero’s madness and engagement in Homeland and Sully

Received10th june 2017

Acepted2nd july 2017

Abstract

Through the analysis of selected scenes from the last chapter of Homeland’s sixth season and the film Sully, I reflect on the etymological origin of the term “commitment” and its relation to the hero‟s character. Do they belong to different or irreconcilable areas, or at certain moments, can the hero deal with a certain madness that would imply the accomplishment of the heroic act, of a commitment to his/her society?.

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