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The Internet, Social Media, and Cultural Fragmentation
Assess how algorithm-driven digital platforms changed artistic production, journalism, and public discourse in the 21st century.
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Analyze how American literature, visual art, music, cinema, and mass media reflected and influenced major social and political transformations.
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