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Natural Born Killers?

luviolenceproject wrote 1 month ago: Media images captivate us on a daily basis. There are movies, commercials, television shows and so o … more →

Tags: media, gun policy, Research, Natural Born Killers, Cultivation theory

'Violence of the Man': Shooting the Media Messenger2 comments

laurenjones94 wrote 2 months ago: Credit: http://www.cartoonstock.com It is a debate as old as time itself: does our acclimatisation t … more →

Tags: bcm110, BCM110, Media Effects Model, Media Education Foundation, David Gauntlett, the mean world syndrome, Cultivation theory

Land of the Free, Home of the Aggrieved

CDJ wrote 2 months ago: I wrote this for an undergrad unit (University of Oklahoma, College of Liberal Studies) on “Mo … more →

Tags: My thoughts and academic work, university of oklahoma, Affirmative Action, McDonald, beauty myth, Naomi Wolf, American Civil Liberties Union, minority group

Mean World Syndrome, The Buddha, and a cultural spiral of violence & paranoia3 comments

wes wrote 3 months ago: From Wikipedia: “Mean world syndrome” is a term coined by George Gerbner to describe a p … more →

Tags: Personal, Buddhism, Culture, Fear, Violence, mean world syndrome, paranoia, Wordsworth, the world is too much with us

Reality Check1 comment

breannaprice wrote 3 months ago: In 1973, or 37 years after the first experimental U.S. television service popped up, America encount … more →

Tags: Life, technology, Cultivation theory, Real World, Reality Television, reality television shows, Reality TV, Reality TV Shows, Television

Gerbner conf on Comm, Conflict, Aggression

Center for Intercultural Dialogue wrote 4 months ago: Call for Papers The George Gerbner Conference on Communication, Conflict, and Aggression June 14-15, … more →

Tags: Conferences, budapest, Rebecca Chory, Budapest College of Communication Business and Arts, hungary, communication conflict and aggression

How to Use Cultivation Theory to Defend Violent Video Games3 comments

mnemosynekurai wrote 5 months ago: I’m not going to lie: I didn’t know the name of the Newtown killer before doing research … more →

Tags: Video Games, Newtown, adam lanza, violent video games, NRA, Fox News, ABC News, The Atlantic, Washington Post

Celebrity Sex - The Hunger Games

living my HI life wrote 5 months ago: Hunger Games touches on many topics that can be related to our world today, and celebrity sex was a … more →

Tags: Educate yourself, Movie, Couple, sex, the hunger games, Katniss Everdeen, katniss, everdeen, hunger games

Recent Talks on Virality (part one)

Virality wrote 6 months ago: The following posts are adapted from the notes of two recent Virality related talks. The first, a mu … more →

Tags: virality, Gabriel Tarde, assemblage theory, Jussi Parikka, The Spam Book, Durkheim, Gary Genosko, duncan watts, evil media

Will TV news make you a paranoid nut?1 comment

mysterious man from the shadows wrote 10 months ago: Kamilla Berdin mentioned a study by Gerbner on how TV News impacts how people view the world.  Well, … more →

Tags: My Opinion, media, News, Journalism, technology, Politics, Current Events, Journalism 2, TV News

School Shootings

Andy Ruddock "Youth & Media" wrote 1 year ago: School Shootings I’ve also got a piece on media and school shootings coming out in an edited c … more →

Tags: media violence, cultivation analysis, Finland, Social Media, Journalism

The Contagions of The Spam Book Revisited

Virality wrote 1 year ago: For those visitors to Virality who haven’t yet read The Spam Book (Hampton Press, 2009) here i … more →

Tags: Tony D.Sampson, Deleuze, Jussi Parikka, Spam, The Spam Book, Media Theory, Brian Massumi, Monty Python, toronto school

Lecturer in Journalism - Answer Key

പി എസ് സി ജാലകം wrote 1 year ago: 1. A mass medium is essentially a working group organized around some device for circulating the sam … more →

Tags: Lecturer, wilbur schramm, Harold Lasswell, Julian Assange, ramanand sagar, Sanjay Khan, Hamid Karzai, Elijah Impey

Is the Mean World Really So Mean In Real ??

shammee wrote 1 year ago: Mean World Syndrome Mean World Syndrome is a phenomenon where the violence-related content of mass m … more →

Tags: united states, Psychology, Mass media, mean world syndrome, Prison Break, Cultivation theory, Hollywood, Television

George Gerbner

hisham rauf wrote 1 year ago: Biography Before being awarded the Bell Atlantic Chair, Dr.Gerbner was Professor and Dean of the The … more →

Tags: Searching, Research, Cultivation theory

The Causes of Human Rights Violations (32): The Just World Fallacy1 comment

Filip Spagnoli wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Pangloss, who often uses the phrase "best of all possible worlds" (source) Here’ … more →

Tags: causes of human rights violations, human rights violations, Justice, Bias, Cognitive Dissonance, culture of poverty, desert, Dr Pangloss, Human Rights

C.J. Chanco wrote 1 year ago: “ Mean World Syndrome is a phenomenon where the violence-related content of mass media convinc … more →

Tags: Psychology, Sociology, Society, capitalism, Economics, Politics, Money, greed, advertising

C.J. Chanco wrote 1 year ago: “ Mean World Syndrome is a phenomenon where the violence-related content of mass media convinc … more →

Tags: Arts, Politics, Psychology, Sociology, Society, capitalism, Economics, Money, greed

Good Ole Chicago1 comment

The Burnham Daley wrote 2 years ago: Our Worst Fears... A Youth With a Gun With all the violence we see in television shows, movies, and … more →

Tags: Chicago, Chicago Politics, mean world syndrome, chicago violence, Chicago homicide, Chicago Murder


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