medijska Pismenost, Manipulacija, Ovisnost

Metodicki Ogledi 11 (1):29-40 (2004)
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Kao dio šireg fenomena masmedijske kulture medijska se pismenost postavlja u kontekst raznovrsnih umijeća “čitanja” kojima bi čovjek trebao ovladati živeći okružen medijima te izložen stalnim, dinamičnim i ubrzavajućim promjenama. Neophodnost i hitnost razvijanja medijske pismenosti proizlazi, prije svega, iz brojnih nepovoljnih posljedica manipulacijske moći medija u životu današnjeg čovjeka: medijska ovisnost, informacijsko zagađivanje i nesnalaženje u poplavi informacija, parcijalizacija svijesti i dezorijentacija, opadanje sposobnosti usredotočivanja pozornosti, slabljenje empatije i navikavanje na patnje i stradavanja drugih, zatiranje autentičnih kultura, jezika i umijeća, ekscesivna potrošnja i ubrzana globalna destrukcija okoliša i sl.Predočavaju se neke od strategija medijske manipulacije i propituju pokušaji, mogućnosti, poteškoće i barijere u sustavnom razvijanju medijske pismenosti ili umijeća “čitanja” medija. Otvoreno je pitanje tko će, na koji način i s kakvim izgledima na uspjeh obavljati taj veliki posao.As part of the wider phenomenon of mass-media culture, media literacy is placed within the context of the various skills of »reading« which people, surrounded by media and exposed to constant, dynamic and accelerative changes, should master. The necessity and imperative to make people media literate follows, first and foremost, from the numerous unfavourable consequences of the manipulative powers of the media in the life of the people of today: media addiction, informational pollution and disorientation in the flood of information, the partialisation of consciousness and disorientation, the diminishing of our ability to focus our attention, the weakening of our empathy and our getting used to the pain and suffering of others, the eradication of authentic cultures, languages and skills, excessive consumption and the increasing global destruction of the environment, etc.The author demonstrates some of the strategies of media manipulation, and reflects upon the attempts, possibilities, difficulties and barriers of the systematic development of media literacy and the skill of »reading« the media. Who, how and with what chances of success will manage this extensive task remains an open question

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