Year enrolled
2005
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Abstract
The people who produce the visual media (commercials, magazines, billboards, television, and so on) have a gargantuan capacity for affecting our culture because they reach out across all of America. While the media commands a powerful position, we, the individuals, have little-to-no capacity for affecting our culture and are left to be fed only a version of our culture from the spoon that is popular media.
Cameron Granger is a sophomore at JMU majoring in biology. He plays lacrosse on the men's club team and also enjoys skateboarding and surfing. Cameron "loves the self-exploration and discovery of writing and believe[s] it is one of the best means of human expression."
Recommended Citation
Granger, Cameron
(2005)
"Pictures in America: It Isn't Just About How Many Words They're Worth,"
e-Vision Journal of Undergraduate Writing: Vol. 6, Article 4.
Available at:
https://commons.lib.jmu.edu/evision/vol6/iss1/4
