The first edition od Mediated Society: A Critical Sociology of Media is a concise text that takes a sociological approach to the study of mass media for second and third year undergraduate students. It can be used as a core text for one-semester courses or as a supplementary text for full year courses.
The first edition od Mediated Society: A Critical Sociology of Media is a concise text that takes a sociological approach to the study of mass media for second and third year undergraduate students. It can be used as a core text for one-semester courses or as a supplementary text for full year courses.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John D. Jackson is professor emeritus and former professor of sociology at Concordia University in Montreal. He is a senior research fellow with Concordia University's Centre for Broadcasting Studies and is currently a member of the Canadian Editorial Board of the Journal of Radio Studies. He is presently involved in research addressing issues of audiences and public spaces. Greg M. Nielsen is professor of sociology and director of the Centre for Broadcasting Studies at Concordia University in Montreal. He has published numerous essays and co-edited a dozen special issues of journals on the themes of cultural studies, the sociology of media, social theory, and Canadian society. He is co-editor of Acts of Citizenship (London: Zed Press, 2008). Yon Hsu received her PhD in Communication studies from Concordia University in Montreal in 2003. While currently working as a communication officer in the private sector, she continues to pursue her research interests in the areas of intercultural communication and ethics as a research fellow with Concordia University's Centre for Broadcasting Studies. She is presently involved in research addressing issues of global media representation and development in Asia.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Acknowledgements Part 1: Sociology, Communication, and Citizenship 1: Sources for a Critical Sociology of Mediated Society 2: The Public Sphere 3: Citizenship and Audiences 4: Consumption and Advertising 5: New Media, New World? Part 2: Media Events and the Sociological Imagination 6: Global Media Events 7: National Media Events 8: Urban Media Events: Toronto and Montreal Case Studies Part 3: Social Problems through Journalism and Media 9: Reporting on Social Problems 10: Journalism and Seriocomedy: Framing Poverty in Motreal Media 11: Framing Immigration as a Social Problem in The New York Times
Preface Acknowledgements Part 1: Sociology, Communication, and Citizenship 1: Sources for a Critical Sociology of Mediated Society 2: The Public Sphere 3: Citizenship and Audiences 4: Consumption and Advertising 5: New Media, New World? Part 2: Media Events and the Sociological Imagination 6: Global Media Events 7: National Media Events 8: Urban Media Events: Toronto and Montreal Case Studies Part 3: Social Problems through Journalism and Media 9: Reporting on Social Problems 10: Journalism and Seriocomedy: Framing Poverty in Motreal Media 11: Framing Immigration as a Social Problem in The New York Times
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