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_aThe sound bite society : _bhow television helps the Right and hurts the Left / _cJeffrey Scheuer. _hPR |
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_aNew York : _bRoutledge, _c(c)2001. |
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500 | _aOriginally published as The sound bite society: television and the American mind. New York : Four Walls Eight Windows, 1999. | ||
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_aThe politics of electronic information -- _tThe ascent of the electronic right -- _tShouting heads: the language ot television -- _tVideo games: television and reality -- _tComplexity and ideology -- _tCritical vision: television and the attentive society. |
520 | 3 | _aIt was once said that "all politics is local." But today, all politics is televisual. Candidates spend millions on TV ads. Most people get their news from TV's sound bites. Television doesn't just affect politics--it is politics. But how does that mega-medium shape our political ideas and values? In The Sound Bite Society, Jeffrey Scheuer argues that the rise of television is directly linked to the decline of the American left and the ascent of the "Electronic Right." Political argument has been simplified to quick, telegraphic TV sound bites which, he argues, inherently favor the right wing. Television's visual and rhetorical conventions are biased toward simplicity, Scheuer argues, making it the perfect vehicle for conservative messages advocating a simpler society and smaller government. | |
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_aConservatism _zUnited States. |
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