Defining media studies : reflections on the future of the field
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Defining media studies : reflections on the future of the field
Oxford University Press, c1994
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Includes bibliographies
Includes index
内容説明・目次
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: hbk ISBN 9780195087871
内容説明
The last two issues of the 1993 Journal of Communication featured a discipline-wide self-analysis, collecting over fifty essays by giants in the field as well as many up-and-coming scholars. Now available in a single volume for courses in communications theory and practice, this collective reconnaissance of scholarship and research in the field makes a fundamental contribution to understanding the very essence of media studies. Representing a wide range of intellectual perspectives, Defining Media Studies incorporates the growing presence and significance of such technological media as the computer Net, virtual reality, and fiber optic telecommunication. Maintaining that such leaps in communication now help to define the parameters of media reality, the editors argue that these phenomena must draw the scholarly attention of media studies. The resulting volume of essays emphasizes this shift in the field, presenting insight into interfaces, telecommunications, the Information Society, media economics, "imagined communities", and many other issues, both old and new, familiar and not so familiar.
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: pbk. : alk. paper ISBN 9780195087888
内容説明
Communication studies has never been recognized fully by universities as an academic discipline, but fascinating scholarship continues unabated from people working in the field-with sometimes trenchant results. Defining Media Studies is a collection of essays culled from two special issues of the Journal of Communication, the leading journal in the field, and represents a collective reconnaissance of what is currently happening in this vigorous and vibrant new area.
目次
Audiences and Institutions
Sonia M. Livingstone: The Rise and Fall of Audience Research: An Old Story With a New Ending
David Morley: Active Audience Theory: Pendulums and Pitfalls
Klaus Bruhn Jensen: Problems and Potentials of Historical Reception Studies
Herbert J. Gans: Reopening the Black Box: Toward a Limited Effects Theory
Gaye Tuchman: Realism and Romance: The Study of Media Effects
Seth Geiger and John Newhagen: Revealing the Black Box: Information Processing and Media Effects
Robert M. Entman: Framing: Toward Clarification of a Fractured Paradigm
Frank Biocca: Communication Research in the Design of Communication Interfaces and Systems
Ito Youichi: The Future of Political Communication Research: A Japanese Perspective
Barbie Zelizer: Has Communication Explained Journalism?
Rethinking the Critical Tradition
Lawrence Grossberg: Can Cultural Studies Find True Happiness in Communication?
Robert W. McChesney: Critical Communication Research at the Crossroads
Eileen R. Meehan, Vincent Mosco, and Janet Wasko: Rethinking Political Economy: Change and Continuity
Dan Schiller: Back to the Future: Prospects for Study of Communication as a Social Force
The Search for a Usable History
Everett M. Rogers and Steven H. Chafee: The Past and the Future of Communication Study: Convergence or Divergence? An exchange
John Durham Peters: Genealogical Notes on "The Field"
Susan Herbst: History, Philosophy, and Public Opinion Research
The Academic Wars
Pamela J. Shoemaker: Communication in Crisis: Theory, Curricula, and Power
Lana F. Rakow: The Curriculum Is the Future
David Swanson: Fragmentation, the Field, and the Future
Anandam P. Kavoori and Michael Gurevitch: The Purebred and the Platypus: Disciplinarity and Site in Mass Communication Research
Jose Marques de Melo: Communication Research: New Challenges of the Latin American School
Acknowledgement
Index
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