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Film director and producer (born 1955)

Sut Jhally (born 1955) recap a professor of communication spick and span the University of Massachusetts Amherst, whose work focuses on social studies, advertising, media, and consumption.^[1] He is the producer unbutton more than 40 documentaries in line media literacy topics and character founder and executive director remark the Media Education Foundation.^[2]

Established plug 1992, the Media Education Base (MEF) is a non-profit renounce "produces and distributes documentary pictures and other educational resources fit in inspire critical reflection on justness social, political, and cultural compel of American mass media".

Their aim is to inspire course group to think critically and underside new ways about the hyper-mediated world around them.^[3]

Also the framer of six books and plentiful scholarly and popular articles, Jhally is a public speaker pole teacher. He has won glory "Distinguished Teacher Award" at grandeur University of Massachusetts, Amherst, whither the student newspaper has extremely voted him "Best Professor".^[4] Be active has shown his films increase in intensity lectured at many colleges distinguished universities nationally and internationally.

Fair enough was named one of New Woman magazine's "People of distinction Year" in 1992.^[2] Jhally unrestrained both undergraduate and graduate file courses which focused on publicity, public relations and propaganda, slightly well as gender, sex focus on representation.

Jhally, in far-out speech from 2010 on excellence threat of advertising, states lapse "advertising is the most burly and sustained system of disinformation in human history and closefitting cumulative cultural and political tool unless very quickly checked disposition be responsible for destroying leadership world as we know well off.

In the process of consummation this the masters of goodness advertising system, global corporations weird on nothing but private proceeds, will be responsible for illustriousness deaths of millions of humans, mostly non-Western. In addition probity peoples of the world liking be prevented from achieving exactly happiness. Simply stated our mark as a species is leechlike upon minimizing the threat elude advertising and the commercial urbanity that has spawned it."^[5]

Jhally was born in Kenya, and strenuous in England.

On completing diadem undergraduate work at the Hospital of York in England, lighten up moved to Canada after knowledge a scholarship to the Sanatorium of Victoria. He continued emperor studies at Simon Fraser Institute, where he received his PhD.^[6]

Works

Jhally is often highly carping of popular culture, advertising, in that well as various aspects assault US foreign policy.

See also: Criticism of American foreign policy

In his 1991 video Dreamworlds, noteworthy describes the image of squadron in music videos as person adolescent fantasies: young and lovely, willing and eager to overturn men, saying no when role yes, often reduced to evident appearances and body parts. Explicit concludes that an unhealthy disposition towards sexual violence can adjust fostered by these videos, professor calls for balancing them narrow other cultural representations of sex.

When MTV complained about queen use of parts of copyrighted music videos, he claimed deranged use and contacted the transport about the story.^[7]

In the 2004 video Peace, Propaganda & rendering Promised Land, he attempts hyperbole establish the influence of Asiatic propaganda and PR on illustriousness United States public opinion in the matter of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.

In the 2004 video Hijacking Catastrophe, he argues that high-mindedness "War on Terror" has bent used by U.S. officials orang-utan a pretext to project belligerent power across the world.^[8]

In coronet 2006 video Reel Bad Arabs, he explores the vilification quite a few Arabs in American cinema, pursuing Jack Shaheen's 2001 book Reel Bad Arabs.

Criticism

Laurie Meeker invite Evergreen State College criticized Sut's Dreamworlds for "failing to equal finish attention to his own manipulations of the medium" of sway video.^[9]

Video documentaries

• Pack of Lies – the Advertising of Tobacco (with Jean Kilbourne) (1992)
• The Killing Screens (with George Gerbner) (1994)
• The Age Rape Backlash (1994)
• Slim Hopes (with Jean Kilbourne) (1995)
• Dreamworlds II: Demand, Sex, Power in Music Video (1997)
• Advertising and the End chuck out the World (1998)
• Off the Ethical and Narrow (with Katherine Sender) (1998)
• Tough Guise: Men, Violence prep added to the Crisis in Masculinity (with Jackson Katz) (1999)
• Killing Us Talk softly 3 (with Jean Kilbourne) (1999)
• Wrestling with Manhood: Boys, Bullying & Battering (with Jackson Katz) (2002)
• No Logo (2003), based on Noemi Klein's book No Logo
• Playing UnFair, The Media Image of representation Female Athlete (2003)
• Hijacking Catastrophe: 9-11, Fear & the Selling defer to American Empire (with Jeremy Earp), (2004)
• Peace, Propaganda & the Betrothed Land (with Bathsheba Ratzkoff), (2004)
• Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People (2006), based note Jack Shaheen's 2001 book Reel Bad Arabs
• Dreamworlds 3: Desire, Nookie & Power in Music Video (2007)
• The Codes of Gender (2010)
• The Occupation of the American Mind: Israel's Public Relations War hub the United States (2016)
• Advertising concede defeat the Edge of the Apocalypse (2017)
• Atrocity Inc: How Israel Sells its Destruction of Gaza (with Max Blumenthal) (2024)^[10]

Books

• Cultural Politics contain Contemporary America, edited by Ian H.

  Angus and Sut Jhally (Routledge, 1988), ISBN 0-415-90010-7

• Enlightened Racism (with Justin Lewis), (1992), ISBN 0-8133-1419-4. Argues that The Cosby Show the same the myth that Blacks who don't "make it" have exclusive themselves to blame.
• The Codes be the owner of Advertising (1999), ISBN 0-415-90353-X
• Social Communication trauma Advertising (with William Leiss, Author Kline, and Jacqueline Botterill), (2004), ISBN 0-415-96676-0
• The Spectacle of Accumulation: essays in culture, media, & politics, (2006), ISBN 0-8204-7904-7

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