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Satirical TV shows have a significant influence on public opinion of politics according to the document. These shows are more entertaining than traditional news programs and portray information in a simplistic way to make their points easily understood. Younger, less informed viewers are especially susceptible to the messages of satirical shows which can shape political views in both positive and negative ways. Examples like Family Guy and Saturday Night Live will be analyzed for the techniques they use to influence audiences and the historical role of political satire.
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3) Younger viewers are more likely to watch satirical news and develop political views through their interpretations and discussions compared to repetitive traditional broadcasts.
The document concludes satirical news makes viewers more informed citizens by enhancing information
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Abstract: The history of South Park and why it is relevant to political tolerance is explored. The hypothesis given is that individuals who have a high level of exposure to South Park will have a higher level of political tolerance than those who have little to no exposure to South Park. A look at where and how political socialization begins is presented. The evidence found from similar popular culture entities, like Harry Potter, The Daily Show and The Colbert Report, on their influence towards political tolerance is shown as comparisons to South Park. A survey given gauges 90 participants’ political tolerance level and exposure to South Park through a series of questions. The results were conclusive in displaying that the participants most exposed to South Park had a high political tolerance which was only slightly higher than those participants with little to no exposure to South Park. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Table of Contents
Chapter One: Introduction 3
Chapter Two: Political Socialization 7
Chapter Three: Learning from Popular Culture 10
Chapter Four: Research Design 13
Chapter Five: Results 15
Chapter Six: Conclusion 19
Appendix 21
Bibliography 26
Chapter One: Introduction
The show South Park was created in 1997 by two friends Trey Parker and Matt Stone. The brilliant duo met in college and began their journey by making two small skits that eventually morphed into one of the most successful, popular and 3rd longest running cartoon show of all time. South Park is famous for its progressive views and has even been continuously praised by large activist groups. GLAAD nominated the creators for their episode entitled “Big Gay Al’s Big Gay Boat Ride” in 1998 for the Outstanding TV – Individual Episode award (IMDb, 2015). Having just finished its 18th season with a total of 257 episodes, a movie made in 2001, 11 awards including 5 Emmys and 31 other nominations, South Park has no doubt made an impact on the entertainment industry. But what else could this very progressive and politically satirical show have influenced over the long years?
Trey Parker and Matt Stone portray many social and political conversations as utter farces. And they do this by using the crudest and most shocking tactics possible. They absolutely do not hold back; when it comes to their spotlight of ridicule, no one is safe. Yet the position that the show ultimately takes is that of tolerance. After all the insulting content, harsh language and potty humor the viewer is struck with a positive lesson that the four main boys learned throughout their journey. For instance in the episode entitled “All About the Mormons”, it is clear that the creators are severely poking fun at the Mormon religion. However, in the end there is a speech from one of the young boys that contradicts the ridicule and actually makes the viewer feel stupid for even la.
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How does the media influence public opinion?
Josh Kessler
In my opinion, the media in the United States is in a very decrepit state. As Jon Stewart points out nightly on the Daily Show, the bias presented by various networks is appalling. News has become less about informing people about facts, and more about telling people what their opinions should be. People tune in to the network that matches their already established political ideology, preventing them from seeing the world from more than one viewpoint, and making them less perceptive to the viewpoints of others. Although I obviously hold opinions of my own, I think that it is incredibly important for people to be capable of actually challenging what they believe, and to enter every argument with the knowledge that their opinion might actually be swayed. If people are so stubborn in their beliefs, arguments will devolve into pointless shouting matches that only serve to make both sides hate each other more. Unfortunately, this sentiment is provoked by our media, who often insult their counterparts on opposing networks, rather than attempt to intelligently refute their arguments.
The power of the media to influence public opinion, and even to provoke an entire movement, was demonstrated recently by the emergence and popularization of the Tea Party. One network aggressively promoted this movement,
encouraging viewers to get involved in the movement (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.
by providing attendance and organization information such as protest dates, locations, and website URLs. The network’s website disseminated various information about the movement, and popular figures for the channel urged viewers to join them at Tea-Party events. This network was also rather one-sided in its support of the movement, blatantly attacking one political party with statements like, “in the case of the current crisis the blame appears to have been assigned almost totally to Obama, at least by the thousands of U.S. taxpayers attending near-spontaneous ‘tea parties’ in protest of the Democrats agenda of more taxes, increased spending, higher deficits and a surge of borrowing to pay for it all” (Peter Roff).
The bias in the media is certainly not one-sided.
One television network was analyzed (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.
in the week leading to the election, and was found to have literally provided no positive coverage of the Republican candidate Mitt Romney.
I think that the bias in the media is the root of one of the deepest political issues that we have in this country, as it prevents civil discourse between individuals of separate ideologies, inhibiting compromise and progress.
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Political Science 1 - Introduction To Political Science - Power Point #5
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This document discusses several topics related to the masses and political communication in America:
1. The condition of America's masses is increasingly unequal, with wealth becoming more concentrated and real wages declining for unskilled workers. Attitudes are increasingly distrustful and cynical due to issues like the global economy.
2. Intolerance toward unpopular groups is rising, which has contributed to the growth of counterelites. Views on issues like immigration differ based on education levels.
3. Mass media play a key role in political communication as the main link between elites and voters. News organizations influence the issues that are discussed by deciding what qualifies as news. Media coverage also emphasizes candidates' images over policies.
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Media Bias
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Influencing government media
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Influencing government media
The document discusses the influence of various media sources on the formation of public opinion in America over recent decades. It analyzes data showing how the influence of institutions like family, church and school have declined, while the influence of television and newer digital media have risen. Specifically, it notes that in the 1950s home and school were most influential, while by the 2000s media such as the internet had become the dominant shaping force on youth opinions and priorities. The increasing role of media is examined in the context of its growing ability to set the public agenda and potentially frame issues and events.
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