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My Last Academic Paper at Drexel
Here is an academic paper I wrote (below) as a graduate student at Drexel University during my time at the Westphal College of Media Arts and Design in 2017 to 2019 in their TV Management course. It was my final literature review, the basis to my thesis that I never could complete. I believe the topic was just too general and hard to pinpoint collective data on how parents are able to keep track and shelter their children’s consumption of violent material whether it is film, TV, music videos, music, video games. Violence is everywhere. And as much as parents try, their children will eventually consume such mature themed materials without supervision, unless you are a super parent! At the very least this could be a conversation starter, no?
I’m not really sure if there is any academic copyright to this work since it is a lit review, after all, I did write the material. So there shouldn’t be too much blow back because I’m sharing it here. Just know that if it gets taken down, that would be the reason. Anyway, for your consideration, I’d like to share it with you now, with the original bibliography. No, the bibliography is not in standard written form, sorry folks.
Week 7 Lit Review
Many academic and scientific sources have written articles about violence in the media, but nothing tends to make such research edgier in content, something…
