Focus on Garber’s specific argument about how dystopias “often treat TV as a metaphor for the curtailing of free thought” and as a “tool”.

Focus on Garber’s specific argument about how dystopias “often treat TV as a metaphor for the curtailing of free thought” and as a “tool”.

Keeping in mind Megan Garber’s assertion that “dystopia”, as a lived reality does not
announce itself so easily. Things fall apart gradually before they fall apart suddenly.”
Focus on Garber’s specific argument about how dystopias “often treat TV as a metaphor
for the curtailing of free thought” and as a “tool”. Along with Snyder’s ch.9 “Be Kind to
Our Language,” She identifies visual spectacle and distraction working against public
access to information necessary for a functioning democracy. How might these ideas relate
to our story’s depiction of Lindbergh’s campaign style?

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