Author(s)
Erika PrijateljKeywords
Media culturecreativity
reality show
sports
entertainment
values
ethics
post-modern capitalism
Practical religion. The Christian life
BV4485-5099
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Contemporary media culture is de fi ned by the logic of the victorious spectacle expanding to all areas of life. Post-modern capitalism has turned everyday life and culture into entertainment with the help of the spectacular. In fact, such entertainment results in a fake sense of happiness, pop mainstream, the swallowing up alternatives and therefore the creation of a passive consumer society. The media today have a unique power of overwhelming a person with information. They enable a modern person to know much, but understand little. This discussion has cast some light on very popular reality shows, the body and sports. It concludes with a re fl ection on modern media, which leave a person of this age with a patchwork identity.Date
2011-09-01Type
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oai:doaj.org/article:d09a52e6b04d4a5d916de91f6a16236310.15633/pch.855
2083-8018
2391-6559
https://doaj.org/article/d09a52e6b04d4a5d916de91f6a162363