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Box”,3 a su vez inspirada en el famoso “Stanford Prison Experiment” (en lo sucesivo SPE), realizado en Agosto de 1971 en Stanford, California.4 La película de Hirschbie-gel no pretende ser una descripción de la experiencia de Stanford, sino que, como la novela de Giordano, se sitúa, más o menos claramente, en el plano de lo ficticio,
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