On media : making sense of politics
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On media : making sense of politics
（On politics）
Paradigm Publishers, c2012
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Are Americans losing their political IQ? Some theorists bemoan citizen apathy, ignorance and incapacity to make sound political judgements. Renowned media scholar Doris Graber contends that such assessments are based on outmoded models of measuring citizen awareness and engagement.
Using what she calls 'reality-based' research methods and a sensitivity to contemporary trends, Graber finds that average people understand many political issues and can think about them in complex ways. The book includes companion studies carried out in the Netherlands and Greece designed to test whether the American findings are culture specific or hold true across cultural settings.
Written by an authoritative voice within communications studies, On Media offers a new approach to a much analysed topic and presents an image of public political knowledge that is at once encouraging, inspirational, and fascinating in its contour and detail.
目次
Preface
Introduction
1 Can Average Americans Make Sense of Politics?
2 The Adequacy of the News Supply
3 Television Dramas as News Sources
4 Insights about Television Dramas: What Americans Told Us
5 Learning from Television Dramas: What Europeans Told Us
with Tereza Capelos
6 Looking back and looking forward
Appendix A: The Interviewer Protocol
Appendix B: Directions for Analyzing Message Boards
Appendix C: Directions for Coders of LexisNexis
Notes
References
Index
About the Author
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