Kaikki huono on hyväksi: Miten populaarikulttuuri tekee meistä älykkäämpiä
ISBN:
9525202941
Publish date: 2006
Publisher: Terra Cognita
Pages no: 233
Edition language: Finnish
Category:
Non Fiction,
Science,
Technology,
Games,
Culture,
Education,
Sociology,
Psychology,
Cultural Studies,
Sports And Games,
Pop Culture
Enjoyable essay on the sleeper curve. The lowest common denominator of entertainment is actually much more challenging for the viewer then it was 30 or 20 years ago. This means there is more expected of the consumer of entertainment, and to enjoy these more challenging forms we have to be smarter to...
This book is overly earnest and a little bit shallow in terms of research and reliable background information, but I appreciated the counterpoint to all of the fearmongering about video games and other media in the news. I'd like to give it 3.5 stars but 4 it is.
Part 1: No shit Sherlock.Part 2: Moderately interesting, but too much rambling.
Johnson has written several books on science and technology and his analyses are provocative. He suggests that television has evolved from shows that are essentially linear, with few characters and a simple story line, to shows like "The Sopranos" in which a single show would encompass multiple narr...
"bogus"(you can hear the Bill & Ted in my voice, right?)Johnson's idea is that the entertainment that everyone else says is bad for you really isn't, it's really good for you. Because IQs are steadily rising over time. It must be crappy TV and video games.Yeah, that's pretty much the quality of th...
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