According to postman, what is the danger of depending on tv as a “myth” ?
a. it forete...
English, 20.01.2020 20:31 mattybacchetti
According to postman, what is the danger of depending on tv as a “myth” ?
a. it foretells a culture’s future, which encourage audience to live in fear and suspicion.
b. it allows society to accept tv’s projected information as natural, which makes viewers tolerate in incoherent.
c. it the deplates children’s ability to use their imagination ,which makes each generation less creative.
d. it informs society of world news, which makes viewers aware of reality and other nations.
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Answer from: IkarosSakurai
B. It allows society to accept TV’s projected information as natural, which makes viewers tolerate in incoherent.
Explanation:
According to Postman, TV can sometimes be seen in societies as a "myth." This means that people respect and even revere TV, and do not dare question it. This is a dangerous trend according to the author. Thinking of TV as a myth allows society to accept the information conveyed by this medium as natural and true. This also makes the viewer willing to tolerate lies, bad programs, nonsense and incoherence without questioning.
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