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English, 07.09.2021 05:10, allison9746

Pop culture today, according to Nancy Miller, is much like snack culture: "conveniently packaged bite-size nuggets made to be munched easily with increased frequency and maximum speed" (Watkins 393). Included in pop culture, of course, is our media. Like the snack culture of pop culture, we are quickly, efficiently, and increasingly presented with an "ever-widening menu of media content that we can consume easily and on the go" (Watkins 393). To what extent are these statements true in MT Anderson’s Feed? In explaining your answer, provide at least two specific examples (quotes) that demonstrate your claims. (Length: at least a half-page paragraph.)

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