Contemporary Advertisement
Despite the many benefits that the high speed exchange of information has brought to the American culture, media and advertisement is becoming a self-perceptional overload. An individual is continuously subjected to a never ending stream of advertisement that suggests that they would be happier or more socially exceptable if they acted in a certain manner or perceived their external reality in the manner the advertisement depicts. This overload of false cultural perception is beginning to dictate how an individual perceives themselves within American culture, ultimately causing them to repress their internal desires of self-expression for fear of their external perception of reality.
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