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The Myth of Harm, Horror, Censorship, and the Child
Horror, Censorship and the Child
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Sarah Cleary's "The Myth of Harm" delves into the controversies surrounding horror media and its alleged negative impact on children and society.
The book examines five major controversies, tracing how horror has been used as a scapegoat for social and political issues.
Cleary analyzes the role of 'moral entrepreneurs' and the media's use of hyperbole in shaping public perception.
She challenges the myths surrounding horror's harmful effects, highlighting its potential for social commentary and critical engagement.
The book offers a nuanced perspective on the complex relationship between horror, censorship, and societal anxieties.
Sarah Cleary's "The Myth of Harm" delves into the controversies surrounding horror media and its alleged negative impact on children and society.
The book examines five major controversies, tracing how horror has been used as a scapegoat for social and political issues.
Cleary analyzes the role of 'moral entrepreneurs' and the media's use of hyperbole in shaping public perception.
She challenges the myths surrounding horror's harmful effects, highlighting its potential for social commentary and critical engagement.
The book offers a nuanced perspective on the complex relationship between horror, censorship, and societal anxieties.
