[For students: 1) Capturing Reality is a good resource for understanding documentaries as an "art form" 2) I wanted to show you This Is What Democracy Looks Like, but ran out of time, it is a compilation of the footage from a 100+ independent media/journalists covering the 1999 Seattle WTO Protests 3) Manufacturing Consent is a great introduction to Noam Chomsky and the Propaganda Model of the Media--good supplement for thinking about what I have been discussing throughout this section 4) I provided more info on Chomsky and Propaganda 5) linked the previous two Peace & Conflict posts 6) the G20 articles can be found online here and the paper North of Center is a free bi-weekly newspaper that is available around town at the entrance of downtown independent businesses 7) comments/questions can be posted in the comment section of this post and/or feel free to stop by my office OB236B to talk. I really appreciated the level of engagement for this section, thank you!!!]
Capturing Reality: The Art of Documentary (click to watch in another screen)
This Is What Democracy Looks Like (click to watch in another screen)
Manufacturing Consent (click to watch in another screen)
Noam Chomsky and Media Propaganda (Optional Resources)
Noam Chomsky and Robert Trivers: On Deceit, Groupthink, Maintaining Credibility and Denial (Seed Magazine)
Noam Chomsky: On the Global Economic Crisis, Healthcare, US Foreign Policy and Resistance to American Empire (Democracy Now)
Rich Media, Poor Democracy: Researching the Issues (Michael Benton's comments/archive)
Propaganda: Researching the Concept (Archive)
Noam Chomsky’s Website
Resources for Studying Propaganda from HUM 220: Peace/Conflict Studies (Historical Perspectives)
Noam Chomsky and Edward S. Herman: The Role of Mass Media
Noam Chomsky: Language, Politics and Composition
Project Censored: Top 25 Censored Stories of 2009
Michael Benton: Do We Need a Strong Public Media? (Commentary/Archive)
Past posts for the course:
Peace & Conflict Studies: Part One
Peace & Conflict Studies: Part Two
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