Thanks, Alba, for a timely response. It might be noted that the three
questions you list as appropriate to ask of a website are also the same
basic questions a critical reader asks of a book. Of course, in the case
of the third question, the reader must know how to "ask" the book the
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> In other words, "look, their scrambling for your attention in this way
and that - it's not all necessarily a conspiracy - but you
> should understand it, respect it, and know how to read between the lines.."
I always quote J.K.Rowling in the last chapter of Harry Potter and the
Chamber of Se
There is an organization called The Center for Media Literacy.
http://www.medialit.org/default.html It was spearheaded by Sister Elizabeth
Thoman. While infused with notions informed by religion and faith at least
in some peripheral manner, their aim of media literacy was initially
embodied in th
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