Peter Braham (ed.)Media, Knowledge and Power
Herausgeber: Boyd-Barrett, Oliver; Braham, Peter
1: Communications Across the World
1: Introduction
1.1: Many Voices, One World
1.2: Human Communication and its History
2: Communications and Social Power
2: Introduction
2.1: The Study of the Media: Theoretical Approaches
2.2: Processes of Media Effects
2.3: Down to Cases
2.4: The Glasgow Dustcart Drivers' Strike
2.5: Semiological Analysis
2.6: Canada: Nation-building Threatened by the US-Dominated Media
2.7: The Infrastructure of the 'Information Society'
3: Media 'Forms' and Their Effects
3: Introduction
3.1: A Schema for the Study of Graphic Language
3.2: Learning through Experience and Learning through Media
3.3: The Use of Visual Media in the Service of Enriching Mental Thought Processes
3.4: The Forms of Television: Effects on Children's Attention Comprehension and social Behavior
4: Media Education
4: Introduction
4.1: Socialization and Television
4.2: Improving the Educational Effectiveness of Television Case-Studies and Documentaries
4.3: Computers and Writing
4.4: Computer Models in the Teaching a of Biology
4.5: Software through Prestel: the Case of Inverkeithing High School
4.6: Television, Film and Media Education
5: Information, Dissemination and Innovation
5: Introduction
5.1: Trends and Issues in Information Science - a General Survey
5.2: Scientific Communication: Five Sociological Themes
5.3: The Supply and Demand for Information about Education
5.4: Artistry and Teaching: The Teacher as Focus of Research and Development
5.5: The Rhetoric of School-Centred Innovation
