The Media's Distorted Image of the World

Media - what it brings to us People are exposed to various media in our daily life. Many people all over the world are watching movies, watching cartoons, watching TV. They may not understand it, but they are affected by the images they see. In fact, these sources of information can lead to negative assumptions about the Middle East. Sometimes the media has stereotype judgment and comments. Exaggerated Hollywood action movies, cartoons, and news of self-righteousness emphasize the negative aspects of the Middle East, and indirectly it is believed that the combination of images may also be genuine.

While the masses passively consume it, media creates distorted images of the world, so popular culture and mass media are closely related. Popular culture is also thought to keep people away from important people who are considered to be beneficiaries of elite like capitalism. (Storey 2006) Ideology hides the reality of rule of ruler: The dominant class does not consider itself to be an exploitor or oppressor. "More importantly, although it supports the elite, Stoy says that the ideology hides the affiliation reality, people who can not do anything: their men say that they are being exploited or suppressed I do not think so. "

Hoynes and Croteau discussed the media ideology of William Hoynes and David Croteau's book "Media / Society: Industry, Images and Audience". They define the ideology as "a basic way of defining the world as well as believing in the world" (Hoynes and Croteau 160). On television, the work of ideology is in a way to rank "real" images, as it is defined, but the work of popular culture ideology is embedded in the mode of media text. Pop culture is dominated by the same, repetitive image. Screens, people have to wonder if this will directly affect the audience

When building an image of the surrounding environment, it relies on media means, especially television. The media did not reflect the reality. The media may provide inaccurate information, distorted stereotypes, or false positives images. Therefore, if the recipient can not present his / her content to other sources via the media, his / her recognition will be distorted, hardened, and biased. In order to regulate and reproduce social relationships, people need to play a role as a member of society. The cultural model shows that television can shape audience perception at the cultural level. According to the survey, heavy TV viewers have a high level of consensus on various cultural aspects displayed on television, such as women's viewing and materialistic viewing.