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  by Catherine M. Harris

  Created on: January 23, 2009   Last Updated: January 24, 2009

  The Simpsons has been a staple on TV for 20 years and during its run it has been controversial. Its

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  by Dorothy Hoffman

  Created on: September 08, 2009

  I confess, I've been a big fan of The Simpsons since its primitive origins on the wonderful Tracey Ullman

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  by Ashley Smith

  Created on: May 28, 2009   Last Updated: May 29, 2009

  Adult cartoons do not in the main undermine cultural vales because they are meant as satirical entertainment

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  by Nathanael Hellerman

  Created on: June 02, 2009

  The Simpsons touches upon, and often satirizes, many cultural issues including religion, politics, and

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  by David B Hitchcock

  Created on: December 19, 2008

  That heavenly choir announces the start of the show and the clouds part. By contrast the Simpsons is

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  by Malcolm Toogood

  Created on: January 27, 2008

  Do adult TV cartoons, like the Simpsons, undermine cultural values? Of course not, and for one simple

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  by Lisa Linthicum

  Created on: October 25, 2008   Last Updated: December 21, 2011

  If you dive beneath the surface of THE SIMPSONS, you will actually find a touching portrayal of an American

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  by John Petty

  Created on: October 27, 2008   Last Updated: December 21, 2011

  In 1545, church leaders convened in Italy for what would be known as the Council of Trent, a gathering

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  by Ian W.

  Created on: December 03, 2007

  Adult cartoon shows do not undermine cultural values. What they do, however, is expose a lot of inappropriate

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  by Jennifer Laskowski

  Created on: January 26, 2008

  My son, Milos, is a seven-and-a-half year old second-grader. He's bright, a little on the mouthy-side,

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  by Emily Elizabeth Ellis

  Created on: January 31, 2008

  What exactly does it mean to "undermine" cultural values? To destroy by making fun? Because if that

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  by Joseph Whalen

  Created on: February 14, 2008

  Surely the argument can be made that any television or radio show that depicts characters and situations

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  by Helen Abbott

  Created on: January 18, 2008

  Let us evaluate the Simpson family for a moment:

  There is Homer and Marge. They have only ever loved

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  by Samantha Overmyer

  Created on: January 26, 2008

  TV cartoons like The Simpsons represent real family life. I don't think that they destroy what people