Daredevil: Morality and Myth in Hell's Kitchen - Born Again Season 1: Morality, trauma, and the iden

What if the greatest hero doesn't see - but senses - and drowns in guilt with every judgment he makes?

Daredevil: Morality and Myth in Hell's Kitchen dives deep into the first season of Daredevil: Born Again, analyzing its psychological, philosophical, and social layers.

Matt Murdock is more than a blind lawyer. He is a symbol of inner conflict, trauma, and a raw search for justice in a city on the brink of moral collapse.

This book offers:

• Justice & Violence: What happens when law fails? A study of rage, responsibility and self-judgment.
• Blindness as a Metaphor: How Daredevil's impairment becomes his most powerful symbol.
• Faith, Guilt & Redemption: Between Catholic penance and the longing for inner peace.
• Urban Mythmaking: Hell's Kitchen as a stage for societal battles and ethical paradoxes.
• Philosophy & Psychology: From Freud to Nietzsche - a unique view on identity, justice, and the shadows within.

Details:

• Authors: Markus Brüchler & David Carter

Who is this book for?
Series lovers, thinkers, and all those who see more than entertainment in storytelling.