Neil Postman
Media critic and educator (1931 to 2003) whose Amusing Ourselves to Death (1985) argued that television turns public discourse, from politics to news to religion, into entertainment.
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Media critic and educator (1931 to 2003) whose Amusing Ourselves to Death (1985) argued that television turns public discourse, from politics to news to religion, into entertainment.
From the book Amusing Ourselves to Death5 korrents
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