Marie Winn on 'Television Addiction'

Studies show that today's television has become an important part of our family and is becoming another "family" (Gunter & Svennevig 4). Television is a common symbolic environment that interacts with most of what we think and do (Silverstone 148). However, different viewers will have different needs, so all TV viewers have their own interests. TV is the core of our daily life, but its meaning and interpretation varies according to our individual situation (Silverstone 1), its poisoning is unproductive.

Among her articles "TV poisoning", Mary Wenn compares "TV poisoning" with other harmful customs, heavy television viewing is as harmful as drugs and alcohol, and seriously to others I will attempt to convince the reader if there is no. The view of addiction is different. . In fact, the most important element that supports her argument is the simplified definition of the term "poisoning", which tends to "overly disturb some fun activities" (608). Into

As Marie Winn explains in her article entitled "TV Addiction," television viewing is comparable to drug poisoning and alcoholism. In some cases, "poisoning" is said to be overly distracted by certain fun things such as cookies and poisoning of mysterious books, but by watching TV programs they consume them in some way You may. The adverse effects of life and making them feel empty have never been realized. It provides a temporary relief of reality that people occasionally need, but it can also be a destructive force. (warm)

Marie Winn advocated a convincing argument that watching too many electric televisions became most family lifestyles. Today, watching TV is very common, so life without television is often considered extremely deprived. Televisions are everywhere, such as hospitals, car dealers, dental clinics, etc. There is a TV in the waiting room. This is a useful tool to eliminate tedious waiting time. Of course, there are other magazines around the table that people have other things to do, but people are more interested in what they see at the Jerry Springer show. Television has become part of most American life, many people spend hours ... Read more