Wisdom We Can Teach from Images of War
The Chronicle of Higher Education
ED100303
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Setting moral considerations
aside—if that is ever
possible—war is good for
my business. Most of my research
is on the interplay of warfare, visual
mass media, government
policy, and public opinion. So
every time the world’s television
screens fill with cruise missiles
and firefights, my phone rings with
requests for comments or interviews
by journalists, and sales of
my books rise. I worry, however,
that reporters are misrepresenting
my work, perhaps in part because
I’m trying to compress my
conclusions too much in interviews.
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