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The Mean World Syndrome 2010 Mahara Unlimited Kuwana
For years, debates have raged among scholars, politicians, and concerned parents about the effects of media violence on viewers. Too often these debates have fallen into simplistic battles between those who claim that media images directly cause violence and those who argue that activists exaggerate the impact of media exposure. Based on interviews conducted with George Gerbner before his death in 2005, the film urges us to think about media effects in more nuanced ways. In contrast to behaviorist models that see media violence as causing real-world violence, and limited effects models that question the impact of media altogether, Gerbner encourages us to move outside the frame of this debate to consider how the repetitive stories media tell constitute a pervasive cultural environment - a landscape of ritualized, often violent images that have the power to cultivate how we see and understand the world.
Genre: Documentary
Cast: George Gerbner
Crew: Jeremy Earp (Director), Michael Morgan (Script Consultant), Scott Morris (Producer), Andrew Killoy (Editor), Loretta Alper (Co-Producer), Andrew Killoy (Co-Producer)
Studio: Media Education Foundation
Nguva yekumhanya: 52 maminetsi
Hunhu: HD
Kusunungurwa: Jul 01, 2010
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