Critically Explore the Way in Which Violence Can Be a Source of Popular Entertainment

Critically Explore the Way in Which Violence Can Be A Source of Popular Entertainment.

The presumption of Violence is in are faces more than every before. Whether it is something that appears on television, something you have read or something that has affected you directly or someone you know.   The latest type of violence that is notes by parents, police and the community is mobile violence, know as happy slapping, another type of violence which is share by the latest technology almost teenagers. Sexual violence which included child abuse and incest, also domestic violence are another type of violence which are hitting headlines and are at the forefront of political policy.
Howevery all types of violence are show on Television with its far-reaching influence spreads across the globe in every form, cartoon, films, soaps, movies, music videos and there are so much more. Violence thought the media is capturing a wide audience from various background and age groups. But however we close a blind eyes to the effect of which, and ignore the fact and rename it and convince are self it only entrainment.

The aim of this essay is to critically explore the way in which violence can be a source of popular entertainment. This essay will cover a vase area of in-depth explanation of violence and the link between human behaviour and the media.   Firstly this essay will explore the meaning of violence from different aspect such as the legal and critical criminology definition. It will then investigate and explore the consumption of violence as entertainment by reviewing the debates about the relationship between media violence and aggression by exploring the social construction violence. This paper will then analyse theories such as social learning theories (SLT) and the social constructionist approach. This essay will concluded by critically exploring and analyse all the evidence that shows violence can be a source of popular entertainment.

To understand media violence...