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The Sound Bite Society : Television And The American Mind

  • The Sound Bite Society : Television And The American Mind
  • Attribution

    by Jeffrey Scheuer
  • Publication Details

    Book, Four Walls Eight Windows, 1999
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     (LOWER LEVEL)  HE8700.76.U6 S34 1999  AVAILABLE

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  • Description

    Since the 1960s, American political life has undergone some major transformations: conservative politicians and values have proliferated, and television has become the main forum for public discourse. In The Sound Bite Society, Jeffrey Scheuer shows how these changes are directly connected and explains that the key to understanding these forces lies in the nature of television and its relationship to ideology. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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  • Notes

    • "The Sound Bite Society asks if relevision has served democracy. Scheuer’s answer? A definite no. Scheuer believes our political culture has been demeaned - leaders replaced with clowns, ideology with eye candy, and debate with pairs of pontificating parrots. The Sound Bite Society is crucial to anyone interested - on either side of the spectrum - in understanding and changing the circus that our political landscape has become."–BOOK JACKET
  • Contents

    • Introduction: The Politics of Electronic Information
    • Ch. I. The Ascent of the Electronic Right
    • Ch. II. Shouting Heads: The Language of Television
    • Ch. III. Video Games: Television and Reality
    • Ch. IV. Complexity and Ideology
    • Ch. V. Critical Vision: Television and the Attentive Society
  • ISBN

    • 1568581416
    • 9781568581415
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