Daniel Barratt

Daniel Barratt is an Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School's Department of Management, Society and Communication. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on cultural and cognitive aspects of media communication. He specializes in film theory, digital media philosophy, and cross-cultural perception studies.

• Research Themes: Film metaphor analysis, digitalization impacts on media, visual-verbal communication contrasts
• Key Collaborations: Global networks in cognitive film studies and cultural communication

Recent research explores digitalization's philosophical implications for film theory and replicability of classic film effects like the Kuleshov Effect. His work bridges cognitive science, media studies, and cultural theory.

Publications span academic conferences and peer-reviewed outputs, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to visual communication and cultural cognition.

Has delivered lectures on topics including fair food communication, cultural influences on perception, and geographic variations in film reception. Maintains active engagement in public discourse through media contributions.