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Debates about the possibilities of copycats are routine after horrifying incidents like the gun rampage at Virginia Tech. Is media violence, people ask, responsible for violence in reality? Few disagree that long-term exposure to violent images gradually accustoms people to violence. However, whether those exposed to violent images exercise violence without variance is another question. Hence violence in the media is often rendered as an indirect, long-term factor behind a violent society, rather than as its direct cause. Fundamental reasons behind crime, such as socio-economic problems, are often obscured by a focus on the media. Many object that violence comes from a foundation of basic aggression rather than from movies, and that society should accept responsibility. Yet violent films must provide a serious answer to why they have chosen violent expression in contemporary films. Todd Gitlin, a journalism critic and sociologist, is one of the leading critics of the film director Quentin Tarantino, the godfather of violent movies. He does not agree at all with Tarantino's argument that film violence is a matter of aesthetics. Holding that Hollywood has inspired numerous mass murderers, Gitlin insists that violent films have severed the link between a rational account of crime, such as motivation or morality, and acts of meaningless violence. Viewers are thereby rarely able to muster sympathy for the victims of violence on screen. Violence, unbridled by the gravitational force of the routine, retired to the province of abstraction, becomes a meaningless set of motions. Gitlin also rejects the effects of viewed violence as catharsis, questioning why violence in reality has not yet decreased despite the astounding presence of violent films.
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1 Debates about the possibilities of copycats are routine after horrifying incidents like the gun rampage at Virginia Tech. 2 Is media violence, people ask, responsible for violence in reality? 3 Few disagree that long-term exposure to violent images gradually accustoms people to violence. 4 However, whether those exposed to violent images exercise violence without variance is another question. 5 Hence violence in the media is often rendered as an indirect, long-term factor behind a violent society, rather than as its direct cause. 6 Fundamental reasons behind crime, such as socio-economic problems, are often obscured by a focus on the media. 7 Many object that violence comes from a foundation of basic aggression rather than from movies, and that society should accept responsibility. 8 Yet violent films must provide a serious answer to why they have chosen violent expression in contemporary films. 9 Todd Gitlin, a journalism critic and sociologist, is one of the leading critics of the film director Quentin Tarantino, the godfather of violent movies. 10 He does not agree at all with Tarantino's argument that film violence is a matter of aesthetics. 11 Holding that Hollywood has inspired numerous mass murderers, Gitlin insists that violent films have severed the link between a rational account of crime, such as motivation or morality, and acts of meaningless violence. 12 Viewers are thereby rarely able to muster sympathy for the victims of violence on screen. 13 Violence, unbridled by the gravitational force of the routine, retired to the province of abstraction, becomes a meaningless set of motions. 14 Gitlin also rejects the effects of viewed violence as catharsis, questioning why violence in reality has not yet decreased despite the astounding presence of violent films.