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Overview: “Moral Panics: Historical Perspectives, Media Representations, and Social Implications” is an insightful exploration of the phenomenon of moral panics, authored by Charlene Manton. The book delves into the historical origins of moral panics, their portrayal in media, and the broader societal impact they entail. Through meticulous research and interdisciplinary analysis, the author elucidates the mechanisms driving moral panics, drawing from diverse case studies across various historical periods and cultural contexts. Additionally, the book scrutinises the role of media in amplifying moral panics and examines their repercussions on public policy, law enforcement, and individual rights. By shedding light on these complex dynamics, “Moral Panics” prompts readers to critically engage with prevailing narratives and advocate for informed discourse in addressing societal anxieties and moral dilemmas.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Educational
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