Media Literacy Theory. A society becomes the media it uses. We are our media.

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Media Literacy Theory

A society becomes the media it uses. We are our media

All media are extensions of the senses. The phone is an extension of the ear.

Time/Space Obliteration We are HERE and THERE at the same time. brain – emotions – imagination We are connected through media to the actual event.

The use of any media amputates the function it serves. Media Amputations

Content of one medium is another medium comic book to movie to theme park

Mass media are a part of our value-reminder system. Media culture teaches some values and ignores others.

Traditional Values Wisdom Stability, tradition Age Quality Beauty Maintain, treasure Contemplation Slow pace Simplicity Smallness, personal Cooperate w/ nature Media Values Cleverness New, novelty Youth Quantity Glamour Replace, throw away Action Speed, efficiency Technology Huge, impersonal Conquer nature