The belief
stated above that television has long-term, gradual and deep impacts on the way
we think, feel and perceive the world around us is called “Cultivation Theory”
and has drawn a lot of supporters in the current century. As television
channels proliferate and the services they offer become ever more diversified,
the sphere of their influence spreads too. The process is aided and abetted by
new technology which has made flat screen televisions, brilliant audio visual
effects and home cinema systems available. Before you start your research,
access the following power point presentation and view it. If the activity is
being covered in class, the teacher could use the presentation as an
introduction.
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- Google
“Cultivation Theory”, click videos, scroll down to find: “ PPT: Cultivation Theory”
on www.jclass.umd.edu
- Once you have viewed the power point presentation, watch two or three of the videos and
take notes.
Thus
briefed, you are ready to tackle the texts. Access the texts below and annotate
them. If you are covering the activity in class, some of the text work can be
assigned as homework before students come to class
- “Cultivation
Theory” By:
Daniel Chandler; www.aber.ac.uk
- “Cultivation
Theory” University of Twente; www.utwente.nl
- “Cultivation
Theory:
Creating Perceptions of Life from Reality Television” By: Lindsay
Gulisano, University of Colorado at Boulder; www.colorado.edu
- “George Gerbner’s
Cultivation Theory Application Paper” By: Jocelyn McDonnel, University of
Colorado at Boulder; www.colorado.edu
Now you are
ready to write your essay
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