Cattiva maestra televisione karl popper biography
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Television: a Bad Teacher
A few years ago they published a booklet by *Karl R. Popper and John Condry, titled Cattiva maestra televisione (Television: a Bad Teacher). Here we read: “We have thus established that the morality of a specific action depends on who performs the action. The correctness or incorrectness of moral behaviour, the way it is shown on television, depends on whether the action is performed by a captivating and admired character, or by a disagreeable person who inspires mistrust. Many behaviours which would normally be judged “immoral” are acceptable if enacted by somebody who enjoys the public’s favour.”
Flavio Insinna: everybody knows the indecent show that was disclosed to the public when some Affari tuoi contestants revealed the true nature of his “do-gooding” conduction; in front of the cameras he did not miss a chance to be kind and compassionate to the weaker, except that, backstage, he was immensely vulgar and cruel to the contestants, he insulted and humiliated them. Now that the programme and the RAI reprimand are over, there is talk that he will be back in September to conduct a new programme.
On Sunday mornings, for many years now there has been a TV programme on Rai Uno with information, gags and insi
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Una democrazia non pu©ø esistere se non si mette sotto controllo la televisione, o pi©£ precisamente non pu©ø esistere a lungo fino a quando il potere della televisione non sar© pienamente scoperto. (Karl R. Popper) Un classico che ha suscitato un dibattito inesauribile e oggi ©· pi©£ che mai attuale, un una nuova edizione arricchita da un saggio introduttivo di Giancarlo Bosetti e dai testi di John Condry, Karol Woytila, Raimondo Cubeddu e Jean BaudoinTags
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