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As a sweeping overview of the most significant events that happened in European history in the 20th century, mark Mazower's The Dark Continent has made a mark in contextualizing the societal and political triumphs and upheavals that the world has known about the continent that is now.... The Cold War is seen as bringing time for stability and regeneration; Communism as achieving a desire to break with peasant life in Eastern Europe; and many aspects of society, west and east of the Iron Curtain, as reflecting a continued authoritarianism....
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The book functions as an update to an earlier book written by Don Tapscott titled Growing Up Digital (1997) that examined the affect the rise of the world wide web had on the current generation.... He realized that the current generation is demonstrating proficiency with the internet and digital technology which the past generations can't keep up with and this is making them notably different from these past generations.... One of the foundational assumptions of the book is that the defining characteristic of the post-generation X generation is the overwhelming influence the world-wide-web has had on their lives....
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One such argument is raised by Mark Bauerlein (2009) in his book “the dumbest generation: How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Americans and Jeopardizes Our Future (Or, Dont Trust Anyone Under 30)”.... The paper argues for the thesis of the book: “the dumbest generation”.... Bauerlein (2009) argues that the Millennials (generation born in 1980's and 1990's: age group of 12 – 30 years) have access to more technology and information than any other generation in the past, but they fail miserably to use that technology and information....
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Term Paper
the dumbest generation: How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Americans and Jeopardizes our Future is a book by Mark Bauerlein, which explains the influences of digital technology on the young generation.... He argues that l innovations, which have been made to enhance communications such as use of Skype, cell phones, internet, cable television and text messaging, have isolated the young generation from the adults instead of bringing them closer.... He claims that teachers have betrayed the young generation because they do not emphasize the significance of traditional values and knowledge....
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The author compares his time period to the current generation (under thirty years of age) in terms of education and their mode of communication… After discovering the many transformations that have taken place, the author refutes technological advancements claiming that they have done more harm than good to the young generation.... The author compares his time period to the current generation (under thirty years of age) in terms of education and their mode of communication....
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the dumbest generation: How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Americans and Jeopardize our Future.... ontrarily, Bauerlein mark believes that the internet has numerous negative effects on children.... auerlein, mark.... It is evident that technology is constantly advancing and this implies that he internet contributes in enhancing people's academic accomplishments....
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Assignment
Mark Bauerlein, provokes the battle between these two generations in his book, the dumbest generation: How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Bauerlein claims, “The digital age stupefies young Americans while at the same time jeopardizing their future” because of the technological advancements they have adopted (Bauerlein 3).... This makes him refer to it as the dumbest generation, with allegation that their overdependence on media technology has them less intellect compared to generations before them....
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Research Paper
Arguably, video and audio have significant use in educational settings and the ease in the use of this technology, intensified awareness, and reduced costs of computing have seen digital media gain preference in educational centers (Pavlik 252).... From the paper "Psychological and Legal Perspectives of Digital Media", it is clear that the future is dreary with the intensified use of the digital media....
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