The film The World According to Monsanto is a documentary that centers around GMOS and the company Monsanto and their hazardous products. Monsanto Company is a multinational agrochemical and agricultural biotechnology corporation. They focus on saving time and money. The corporation is unethical in almost all of its business all over the world. Monsanto tries to control all of the food in the whole world, and The World According to Monsanto tries to make this known. The Symbolic-Interaction Paradigm is the theoretical paradigm that best represents The World According to Monsanto. This theoretical paradigm looks at society as the artefact of the everyday interactions of people. The paradigm also has a focus on comprehensive social structures that make society what it is. People live in a world full of symbols and each one has
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It strives to show the illegal tactics that Monsanto used and continues to use to gain money by hiding things from the people and the government. Although the film shows that Monsanto sometimes tries to go about their business morally, the film also shows that most of these efforts are for naught, and they are found guilty in too many of their business dealings. The film really is not neutral in any right. It uses dramatic music whenever it tells of a new unethical matter dealing with Monsanto. The documentary hammers Monsanto Company and calls them out with many different forms of proof from many legitimate sources. Ultimately, the film, The World According to Monsanto shows what GMOs are, what the bovine growth hormone is, what Roundup ready soybeans are, and the effects they are all having on the soil, people, and animals. Basically, the whole ecosystem is being effected by Monsanto, who is the forerunner of all of these horrible products. The film does an excellent job explaining what Monsanto is as a corporation, and gets the information to the viewer in a serious
It strives to show the illegal tactics that Monsanto used and continues to use to gain money by hiding things from the people and the government. Although the film shows that Monsanto sometimes tries to go about their business morally, the film also shows that most of these efforts are for naught, and they are found guilty in too many of their business dealings. The film really is not neutral in any right. It uses dramatic music whenever it tells of a new unethical matter dealing with Monsanto. The documentary hammers Monsanto Company and calls them out with many different forms of proof from many legitimate sources. Ultimately, the film, The World According to Monsanto shows what GMOs are, what the bovine growth hormone is, what Roundup ready soybeans are, and the effects they are all having on the soil, people, and animals. Basically, the whole ecosystem is being effected by Monsanto, who is the forerunner of all of these horrible products. The film does an excellent job explaining what Monsanto is as a corporation, and gets the information to the viewer in a serious