Hegel & Breaking Bad: The Dialectic of Power
- Master-Slave Dynamic: Hegel’s theory of self-consciousness is embodied in Walter White’s transformation and his battle with Gus Fring.
- Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis: Walter starts as a meek teacher (thesis), becomes a ruthless kingpin (antithesis), and ultimately faces his tragic synthesis.
- Recognition & Struggle: Walter’s desire for respect drives his downfall, echoing Hegel’s belief that identity is shaped through struggle.
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