Social media and how it reshaped political campaigns and political debate

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analyze a cultural object or practice. For this paper the topic will be: How social media has reshaped political campaigns and political debate.

-The paper should examine what the object or practice means to those who use or partake in it, how and why it has come to mean what it does, how people act in response
to its meaning, and how and why its meaning has changed over time (or is in process of changing). Examining these issues will require paying attention to the points
and connections that Griswold’s cultural diamond highlights: creators, recipients, the social world, and the object/practice.

-The paper should contain at least eight citations. Four sources will come from the materials I will upload. 1.) Griswold, Wendy. 2013. Cultures and Societies in a
Changing World, 4th Edition. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. – pages 176-178 political acts as cultural objects NOTE: I will also upload chapter 1 from Griswold
text that explains the cultural diamond. Use pages 176-178 for referencing and citing.
2.) Horkheimer and Adorno, “The Culture Industry.”
3.) Marcuse, “One Dimensional Man.”
4.) Marx, “Ruling Class and Ruling Ideas”
-The other four or more should come from original research that provides perspective and background information on the cultural object or practice that you analyze.
These original sources should be scholarly in nature (i.e. from an academic journal or book, not from Wikipedia, a blog, a personal or commercial website, etc). You
should follow the American Sociological Association’s style guidelines when citing your sources and creating your works cited page. *Using ASA style when citing and
references are critical. Please make sure the other 4 or more sources are scholarly. *
tie in the theory of hegemony in relation to how social media affects political campaigns and outcomes. Also consider the number of fake online profiles. Other
important factors to consider when writing to tie in: The closer the family and friendship relations between the distributor of the information and the eventual
consumer, the higher the probability of the believability of the information shared and the higher the probability of realizing heightened social and political impacts
on the life of the social media user.