It is better to learn the way people lived in the past through films and video records than written documents. To what extent do you agree or this agree

These days, understanding how people lived in the past is crucial for gaining insights into history and culture.

While

films

and

video

records

offer

a superior means of learning about the past, I would argue that written materials should have traditionally been the primary source of information and considered more valuable. One of the principal strengths as I acknowledge that

films

and

video

recordings can provide people to witness the actions,

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the past, particularly in terms of visualizing historical events and environments.

For example

,

films

such

as 'Schindler's List' or 'Saving Private Ryan' can

offer

a visual understanding of historical events and environments in a way that textual

documents

alone may not convey.

While

films

and

video

records

offer

valuable insights, they

also

have limitations;

for example

, visual representations may still be influenced by biases, interpretations, or artistic liberties of the filmmakers.

In contrast

, the written documentation, which has been thoroughly reviewed and approved,

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a level of detail and accuracy. Text-based

documents

such

as diaries, magazines, and letters provide a

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of personal

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views

of daily life in the past.

Additionally

, these

documents

can present a glimpse into the emotions, thoughts, and experiences of people living in a specific time period

whereas

films

and videos are often created for entertainment purposes and may not accurately reflect daily experience.

Furthermore

, textual materials

offer

the opportunity for a more comprehensive and intricate analysis compared to

films

or

video

recordings. Historians,

in particular

, can scrutinize the language employed, the contextual backdrop within which the

documents

were composed,

as well as

the author's personal background to attain a deeper comprehension of the historical events and prevailing social norms.

Conversely

,

films

and

video

recordings present a passive viewing experience that lacks the same degree of analytical exploration and interpretive capacity.