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尽管《诱惑岛》、《莫尔》、《幸存者》等“现实”节目火爆银屏,研究电视及其对社会影响的学者们仍旧指出,电视和现实的战争很早以前便宣告结束,并以电视的胜利而告终。 宾夕法尼亚大学安南伯格传播学院名誉院长乔治·格布纳在其最新著作《讲述所有的故事》中探讨,电视娱乐节目和新闻节目如何扭曲了我们对于自身和世界的看法。他说:“孩子上学之前,他的世界观业已被电视所定型,学校仅能帮助他了解其现存观念的来源。” 这个论点并不具有开创性,只不过面对当今情势,格布纳及其它一些人认为有必要重申一下。
Although “real” shows such as “Temptation Island”, “Moore” and “Survivor” are on the fire screen, academics who study television and its social impact still point out that the war on television and reality ended long ago The victory of television ended. George Gebner, honorary president of the Annanberg School of Communication at the University of Pennsylvania, explores in his latest book, Tell The Whole Story, how television entertainment and news shows distort our perceptions about ourselves and the world. He said: “Before he went to school, his worldview was stereotyped by the television, and the school could only help him understand the source of his current beliefs.” This argument is not groundbreaking, only in the face of today’s situation, Gebner and others Some people think it is necessary to reiterate.