PPT-American Culture Over Glorifying Violence Through Media

By Ian Kligman and Isabella DAmico A Brief Introduction American media is filled with violent themes and images which heavily reduces the way real life violence and war is looked at Everything including television movies comic books and video games has been given a green light on use of graphic violence This constant exposure to fictional violence changes the way we look at real violence. Violence in the United States. The United States has one of the highest levels of violence (perhaps the highest) among all industrialized nations. The level is far below that found in a number of poor/developing nations. Preparation of Culture Media. Important precautions:. Prepare the media from . dehydrated . products in a damp-free environment. . To prevent the risk of inhaling fine particles of culture media powder, wear a dust mask while handling media powder.. by: SadieRodriguez and KeeshawnDavison. noun ;. 1.swift and intense force. 2.rough or injurious physical force, action, or treatment. 3 an unjust or unwarranted exertion of force or power, as against rights or laws. 1 Deg ree Thesis Media Culture 2012 2 DEGREE THESIS Arcada Degree Programme: Media Culture Identification number: Author: Kaisa P What are the public concerns about the media?. Starter. Work in pairs.. Write down 2-3 examples where the media displays violence on the big screen.. e.g. . horror movies show murder, abusive language, blood, etc.. Images of Women . in the Media. By Jasmine Finnie. Ohio Domestic Violence Network. Objectives. Understand what media is and how we are influenced by it.. Recognize and deconstruct images of women in the media.. God with Our Lives. Glorifying God. Christ glorified the Father. He sought to glorify the Father (John 7:18). He lived for His Father, not for Himself (John 12:27-28; 13:31; 17:1-5). Glorifying God. Native American. Western. Emphasis on the circle . View life as a continuance, or series of repeating cycles. Example: seasons, circle of life (birth, death, rebirth). Death is not an ending, continuance of the cycle. Source: . femifesto. Definitions. Rape Culture is a widely used term describing a . system of beliefs in . which rape and sexual violence are . common and inevitable. . Prevalent attitudes. , norms, practices, and media condone, normalize, excuse and encourage sexualized violence. . dia. . Portray. . Vio. lence. By . Jerem. iah. . Bru. cks and Nate . Voth. . violence in games. almost anything goes . except AO . most popular rating is M. steadily increasing . Violence in Movies.. Definitions. Rape Culture is a widely used term describing a . system of beliefs in . which rape and sexual violence are . common and inevitable. . Prevalent attitudes. , norms, practices, and media condone, normalize, excuse and encourage sexualized violence. . Types of aggression. Physical vs. verbal. Relational (includes ostracism). Direct and indirect. Displaced and Triggered displaced. Active vs. passive. Reactive vs. proactive. Antisocial behavior vs. aggression vs. violence. A – Culture . B – Global Culture. C – Global Media. Conditions of Usage. For personal and classroom use only. Excludes any other forms of communication such as conference presentations, published reports and papers.. Required to isolate the bacteria from the clinical specimens.. . CONSTITUENTS OF CULTURE MEDIA. Constituent. Explanation. 1)Water. Distilled water or potable water with low mineral content.. Serves as the source of hydrogen and oxygen. .