
Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman's "Manufacturing Consent" (Part 1 of 3)
Theory & Philosophy
The Media's Role in Shaping Political Narratives
This chapter explores the intricate relationship between mainstream media outlets and intellectual credibility, particularly how publications like The New York Times influence public discourse. It highlights the systemic bias in media coverage, specifically regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and critiques the limitations of curated debates that marginalize dissenting voices. Additionally, the chapter examines the influence of private ownership on media narratives through propaganda models, revealing the underlying biases that shape the news presented to the public.
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