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Scene Comparison in The Graduate

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June 19, 2014

 

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It is this tear- jerking that supposedly leads to the compassion fatigue induced in Americans in consideration of their apathy for world events. While Moeller makes a valid argument for her case against the media and its adverse effects that it induces on the American public, she fails to realize in her argument, the inherent stance of what the American public’s views are and how the media must respond to those views in order to remain in business...
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(Moeller, 32)” Moeller states that because the media doesn’t pay much attention to the events that occur in the world, Americans aren’t interested. In order to make those stories interesting with the lack of in depth coverage, journalists are forced to sensationalize them. With this in mind, the media repeatedly sensationalizes story after story...
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