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The 11 Myths of Media Violence
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278 pages
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W. James Potter delves into the misconceptions surrounding media violence, arguing that societal assumptions hinder our ability to address its escalation in films, TV, and video games. By dissecting these myths, he reveals how they have allowed violent content to proliferate, inviting readers to reassess their beliefs about the media's impact on behavior. The book serves as a critical examination of the complex relationship between media representation and real-world violence, urging a more informed dialogue on the subject.
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2002, paperback
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