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The third edition of this classic textbook provides an invaluable guided tour through key areas: theories of media and society; studies of media organization; and studies of media, culture, and ideology. Critical overviews are combined with original case studies. New essays include overviews of media and society from the perspectives of class, gender, and ethnicity that plug media studies into new developments in the social sciences. This new edition also includes essays focusing on changes in the media: the emergence of the Internet, the fragmentation of political communications, and the rise of globalization. James Curran is Professor of Communications at Goldsmiths College, University of London. Michael Gurevitch is Professor in the College of Journalism at the University of Maryland. The third edition of this classic textbook provides an invaluable guided tour through key areas: theories of media and society; studies of media organization; and studies of media, culture, and ideology. Critical overviews are combined with original case studies. New essays include overviews of media and society from the perspectives of class, gender, and ethnicity that plug media studies into new developments in the social sciences. This new edition also includes essays focusing on changes in the media: the emergence of the Internet, the fragmentation of political communications, and the rise of globalization. The third edition of this classic textbook provides an invaluable guided tour through key areas: theories of media and society; studies of media organization; and studies of media, culture, and ideology. "An original contribution to media studies. Beautifully organized, well written and incisive."--James Carey, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "The best collection of current thinking in the field."--Elihu Katz, Israel Institute of Applied Social Research "A valuable and stimulating collection for students of the mass media--a very worthy successor to the editors' earlier influentialMass Communication and Society."--David Morley, Goldsmiths" College, University of London
目录
List of Contributors p. vii
Introduction to the Fourth Edition p. 1
Acknowledgements p. 5
Section I Media and Society: General Perspectives
1 Critical Debates in Internet Studies: Reflections on an Emerging Field Sonia Livingstone p. 9
2 Feminism Without Men: Feminist Media Studies in a Post-Feminist Age Karen Boyle p. 29
3 Representation, Reality and Popular Culture: Semiotics and the Construction of Meaning Christine Geraghty p. 46
4 Culture, Communications and Political Economy Graham Murdock and Peter Golding p. 60
5 Globalization and National Media Systems: Mapping Interactions in Policies, Markets and Formats Kalyani Chadha and Anandam Kavoori p. 84
6 Rethinking the Study of Political Communication Jay G. Blumler and Michael Gurevitch p. 104
7 Mediations of Democracy James Curran p. 122
Section II Media Systems, Organizations and Cultures
8 The Production of Media Entertainment David Hesmondhalgh p. 153
9 Four Approaches to the Sociology of News Michael Schudson p. 172
10 The Culture of Journalism Barbie Zelizer p. 198
11 Comparing Media Systems Daniel C. Hallin and Paolo Mancini p. 215
12 Media Policy in the Middle East: A Reappraisal Naomi Sakr p. 234
13 Media and Democracy Without Party Competition Robert M. Entman p. 251
14 Selling Neo-Imperial Conflicts: Television and US Public Diplomacy Daya Kishan Thussu p. 271
Section III Media Representations, Mediations and Influence
15 The Information Society Debate Revisited Nicholas Garnham p. 287
16 Comparative Ethnography of New Media Daniel Miller and Don Slater p. 303
17 National Prisms of a Global 'Media Event' Chin-Chuan Lee and Joseph Man Chan and Zhongdang Pan and Clement Y. K. So p. 320
18 Women and Race in Feminist Media Research: Intersections, Ideology and Invisibility Linda Aldoory and Shawn J. Parry-Giles p. 336
19 Viewing and Reviewing the Audience: Fashions in Communication Research Tamar Liebes p. 356
20 Political Communication in a Changing World Peter Dahlgren and Michael Gurevitch p. 375
Index p. 394
Introduction to the Fourth Edition p. 1
Acknowledgements p. 5
Section I Media and Society: General Perspectives
1 Critical Debates in Internet Studies: Reflections on an Emerging Field Sonia Livingstone p. 9
2 Feminism Without Men: Feminist Media Studies in a Post-Feminist Age Karen Boyle p. 29
3 Representation, Reality and Popular Culture: Semiotics and the Construction of Meaning Christine Geraghty p. 46
4 Culture, Communications and Political Economy Graham Murdock and Peter Golding p. 60
5 Globalization and National Media Systems: Mapping Interactions in Policies, Markets and Formats Kalyani Chadha and Anandam Kavoori p. 84
6 Rethinking the Study of Political Communication Jay G. Blumler and Michael Gurevitch p. 104
7 Mediations of Democracy James Curran p. 122
Section II Media Systems, Organizations and Cultures
8 The Production of Media Entertainment David Hesmondhalgh p. 153
9 Four Approaches to the Sociology of News Michael Schudson p. 172
10 The Culture of Journalism Barbie Zelizer p. 198
11 Comparing Media Systems Daniel C. Hallin and Paolo Mancini p. 215
12 Media Policy in the Middle East: A Reappraisal Naomi Sakr p. 234
13 Media and Democracy Without Party Competition Robert M. Entman p. 251
14 Selling Neo-Imperial Conflicts: Television and US Public Diplomacy Daya Kishan Thussu p. 271
Section III Media Representations, Mediations and Influence
15 The Information Society Debate Revisited Nicholas Garnham p. 287
16 Comparative Ethnography of New Media Daniel Miller and Don Slater p. 303
17 National Prisms of a Global 'Media Event' Chin-Chuan Lee and Joseph Man Chan and Zhongdang Pan and Clement Y. K. So p. 320
18 Women and Race in Feminist Media Research: Intersections, Ideology and Invisibility Linda Aldoory and Shawn J. Parry-Giles p. 336
19 Viewing and Reviewing the Audience: Fashions in Communication Research Tamar Liebes p. 356
20 Political Communication in a Changing World Peter Dahlgren and Michael Gurevitch p. 375
Index p. 394
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