Law in Contemporary Society

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The Importance of Studying Public Inquiry

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>		Fundamentally, human perceptive processes, engaging cognitive, evaluative, and affective pathways determine the Communication and Learning influencing in collective violence and have been systematically exploited by the design of the communicative and social technologies that largely pervade modern life. To account for the effect of the attention economy on our fundamental perceptive processes, and the implications for collective violence arising therefrom, it seems essential to study the human assessment of violence free from exploitive, polarized framing.
 By presenting the media-consuming public with both instrumental and consummatory acts of violence, which are largely insulated from advantageous framing and polar positioning by the media, the Oscars and Ukraine present two instances of highly visible violence in the modern media ecosystem where arrival at an opinion required individual inquiry and perception. Accordingly, through further study, the events hold the potential for demonstrating how the attention economy has changed the Communication and Learning process affecting the prevalence and diffusion of collective violence throughout society. Understanding the presence or absence of such a shift holds fundamental importance for how we causally attribute the spread of violence in the digital age and can potentially inform a strategic framework to combat collective violence or level a critical appraisal of the culpability of modern media frameworks and technology business models.


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