Frases de George Gerbner

George Gerbner foi um teórico da comunicação, fundador da "teoria da enculturação" e poeta.Nascido em Budapeste, Hungria, emigrou para a América em 1939. Gerbner graduou-se em jornalismo na Universidade da California, Berkeley em 1942. Trabalhou parao "San Francisco Chronicle" como escritor, colunista e editor financeiro assistente. Foi recrutado pelo Exército dos Estados Unidos em 1943. Integrou o Gabinete de Serviços Estratégicos enquanto esteve ao serviço e recebeu a medalha "Bronze Star Medal".

Depois da guerra trabalhou como escritor freelancer e publicista e ensinou jornalismo no "El Camino College" enquanto fazia o Mestrado e o Doutorado em comunicação pela University of Southern California. A sua dissertação, "Toward a General Theory of Communication," ganhou o prémio USC- University of Southern California, para a melhor dissertação.

Foi Reitor em "Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania" e em "Bell Atlantic". Professor de telecomunicação na "Temple University" desde 1997.

Foi-lhe diagnosticado cancro em Novembro de 2005.

Morreu em 24 de Dezembro de 2005 no seu apartamento no centro de Filadélfia. Wikipedia

✵ 8. Agosto 1919 – 24. Dezembro 2005

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George Gerbner: Frases em inglês

“For the first time in human history a child is born into a home in which television is on an average of about seven hours a day. In some countries a little more in some countries a little less, but in all industrial countries this is about the situation. And for the first time in human history most of the stories are told not by the parent, not by the school, not by the church, not by the tribe or the community, and in many places not even by the native country, but by a relatively small and shrinking group of global conglomerates who have something to sell. And it changes in a very fundamental way, the cultural climate, the cultural environment into which our children are born, in which they grow up, in which they become socialized, in which they become human beings.”

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The Killing Screens: Media and the Culture of Violence, Media Education Foundation (1994) Online transcript http://www.mediaed.org/assets/products/111/transcript_111.pdf

“You know, who tells the stories of a culture really governs human behavior. It used to be the parent, the school, the church, the community. Now it's a handful of global conglomerates that have nothing to tell, but a great deal to sell.”

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George Gerbner, 86; Educator Researched the Influence of TV Viewing on Perceptions, Los Angeles Times, 29 December 2005, 1 December 2014, Oliver, Myrna http://articles.latimes.com/2005/dec/29/local/me-gerbner29,

“Growing up with violence, with inescapable expertly choreographed brutality in every home builds not only a kind of desensitization for it, but it also creates a market for violent entertainment by people for whom even what they see on television is not enough, is not graphic enough, is not explicit enough, and some movie productions, some big productions really cash in on that market. What is peculiar about this is that as time goes on, a greater dosage is necessary to satisfy this need.”

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The Killing Screens: Media and the Culture of Violence