Hamid Mowlana, George Gerbner, Herbert Schiller
Triumph Of The Image
The Media's War In The Persian Gulf, A Global Perspective
Hamid Mowlana, George Gerbner, Herbert Schiller
Triumph Of The Image
The Media's War In The Persian Gulf, A Global Perspective
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This book probes the dynamics of image-making and provides us with a unique glimpse of how the world outside of the United States viewed the media's war in the Persian Gulf and how the dynamics of image-making and information control operate.
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This book probes the dynamics of image-making and provides us with a unique glimpse of how the world outside of the United States viewed the media's war in the Persian Gulf and how the dynamics of image-making and information control operate.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 286
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. August 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 570g
- ISBN-13: 9780367313722
- ISBN-10: 0367313723
- Artikelnr.: 57733892
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 286
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. August 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 570g
- ISBN-13: 9780367313722
- ISBN-10: 0367313723
- Artikelnr.: 57733892
George Gerbner is professor emeritus at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania. Hamid Mowlana is professor of communication at American University and president of the International Association of Media Research. Herbert I. Schiller is professor emeritus of communication at the University of California at San Diego.
Part 1 Image and reality: a third world war - a political economy of the Persian Gulf War and the new world order
Andre Gunder Frank; manipulating hearts and minds
H.I. Schiller; roots of war - the long road of intervention
H. Mowlana; the media and the war - what war?
Naom Chomsky. Part 2 Many nations
one image: the new world odour - the Indian experience
P. Sainath; the state
the Malaysian press
and the war in West Asia
Zaharom Nainn; Japanese position in the war and regional issues
Masanori Naito; Japanese media and the war (interview)
Tetsuo Kogawa; the war close to home - the Turkish media
Haluk Sahin; the Iranian press and the Persian Gulf War - the impact of western news agencies
Kazem Motamed Nejad
et al; western media - guilty until proved innocent Khawia Mattar; war reporting - collateral damage in the European theatre
Farrel Corcoran; ruling by pooling
Stig A. Nohrstedt; innovations of moral policy
Heikki Luostarinen; truth - the first victim of war?
Rune Ottoslen; public opinion and media war coverage in Britain
Professor Martin Shaw and Roy Carr-Hill; a Soviet snapshot
Eugeni Mikitenko; coverage of the war by the Spanish and Catalonian media
Hector Borrat; the war as Telenovela
Omar Souki Oliveira; a sampling of editorial responses from the Middle East press on the Persian Gulf crisis
H. Mowlana
et al. Part 3 Coming back to reality: twisting the UN charter to US ends
Richard A. Falk; CNN - elites talking to elites
Richard C. Vincent; exterminating angels - morality
violence and technology in the Gulf War
Asu Aksoy and Kevin Robins; back to the future
Kamel S. Abu Jaber; more viewing
less knowledge
Michael Morgan
et al; joysticks
manhood and George Bush's horse
Rami G. Khouri; clusters of reality bombed into bold relief
Erskine B. Childers; dangers of the cultural invasion?
Mostafa Mahmoud; Persian Gulf War - the movie
George Gerbner.
Andre Gunder Frank; manipulating hearts and minds
H.I. Schiller; roots of war - the long road of intervention
H. Mowlana; the media and the war - what war?
Naom Chomsky. Part 2 Many nations
one image: the new world odour - the Indian experience
P. Sainath; the state
the Malaysian press
and the war in West Asia
Zaharom Nainn; Japanese position in the war and regional issues
Masanori Naito; Japanese media and the war (interview)
Tetsuo Kogawa; the war close to home - the Turkish media
Haluk Sahin; the Iranian press and the Persian Gulf War - the impact of western news agencies
Kazem Motamed Nejad
et al; western media - guilty until proved innocent Khawia Mattar; war reporting - collateral damage in the European theatre
Farrel Corcoran; ruling by pooling
Stig A. Nohrstedt; innovations of moral policy
Heikki Luostarinen; truth - the first victim of war?
Rune Ottoslen; public opinion and media war coverage in Britain
Professor Martin Shaw and Roy Carr-Hill; a Soviet snapshot
Eugeni Mikitenko; coverage of the war by the Spanish and Catalonian media
Hector Borrat; the war as Telenovela
Omar Souki Oliveira; a sampling of editorial responses from the Middle East press on the Persian Gulf crisis
H. Mowlana
et al. Part 3 Coming back to reality: twisting the UN charter to US ends
Richard A. Falk; CNN - elites talking to elites
Richard C. Vincent; exterminating angels - morality
violence and technology in the Gulf War
Asu Aksoy and Kevin Robins; back to the future
Kamel S. Abu Jaber; more viewing
less knowledge
Michael Morgan
et al; joysticks
manhood and George Bush's horse
Rami G. Khouri; clusters of reality bombed into bold relief
Erskine B. Childers; dangers of the cultural invasion?
Mostafa Mahmoud; Persian Gulf War - the movie
George Gerbner.
Part 1 Image and reality: a third world war - a political economy of the Persian Gulf War and the new world order
Andre Gunder Frank; manipulating hearts and minds
H.I. Schiller; roots of war - the long road of intervention
H. Mowlana; the media and the war - what war?
Naom Chomsky. Part 2 Many nations
one image: the new world odour - the Indian experience
P. Sainath; the state
the Malaysian press
and the war in West Asia
Zaharom Nainn; Japanese position in the war and regional issues
Masanori Naito; Japanese media and the war (interview)
Tetsuo Kogawa; the war close to home - the Turkish media
Haluk Sahin; the Iranian press and the Persian Gulf War - the impact of western news agencies
Kazem Motamed Nejad
et al; western media - guilty until proved innocent Khawia Mattar; war reporting - collateral damage in the European theatre
Farrel Corcoran; ruling by pooling
Stig A. Nohrstedt; innovations of moral policy
Heikki Luostarinen; truth - the first victim of war?
Rune Ottoslen; public opinion and media war coverage in Britain
Professor Martin Shaw and Roy Carr-Hill; a Soviet snapshot
Eugeni Mikitenko; coverage of the war by the Spanish and Catalonian media
Hector Borrat; the war as Telenovela
Omar Souki Oliveira; a sampling of editorial responses from the Middle East press on the Persian Gulf crisis
H. Mowlana
et al. Part 3 Coming back to reality: twisting the UN charter to US ends
Richard A. Falk; CNN - elites talking to elites
Richard C. Vincent; exterminating angels - morality
violence and technology in the Gulf War
Asu Aksoy and Kevin Robins; back to the future
Kamel S. Abu Jaber; more viewing
less knowledge
Michael Morgan
et al; joysticks
manhood and George Bush's horse
Rami G. Khouri; clusters of reality bombed into bold relief
Erskine B. Childers; dangers of the cultural invasion?
Mostafa Mahmoud; Persian Gulf War - the movie
George Gerbner.
Andre Gunder Frank; manipulating hearts and minds
H.I. Schiller; roots of war - the long road of intervention
H. Mowlana; the media and the war - what war?
Naom Chomsky. Part 2 Many nations
one image: the new world odour - the Indian experience
P. Sainath; the state
the Malaysian press
and the war in West Asia
Zaharom Nainn; Japanese position in the war and regional issues
Masanori Naito; Japanese media and the war (interview)
Tetsuo Kogawa; the war close to home - the Turkish media
Haluk Sahin; the Iranian press and the Persian Gulf War - the impact of western news agencies
Kazem Motamed Nejad
et al; western media - guilty until proved innocent Khawia Mattar; war reporting - collateral damage in the European theatre
Farrel Corcoran; ruling by pooling
Stig A. Nohrstedt; innovations of moral policy
Heikki Luostarinen; truth - the first victim of war?
Rune Ottoslen; public opinion and media war coverage in Britain
Professor Martin Shaw and Roy Carr-Hill; a Soviet snapshot
Eugeni Mikitenko; coverage of the war by the Spanish and Catalonian media
Hector Borrat; the war as Telenovela
Omar Souki Oliveira; a sampling of editorial responses from the Middle East press on the Persian Gulf crisis
H. Mowlana
et al. Part 3 Coming back to reality: twisting the UN charter to US ends
Richard A. Falk; CNN - elites talking to elites
Richard C. Vincent; exterminating angels - morality
violence and technology in the Gulf War
Asu Aksoy and Kevin Robins; back to the future
Kamel S. Abu Jaber; more viewing
less knowledge
Michael Morgan
et al; joysticks
manhood and George Bush's horse
Rami G. Khouri; clusters of reality bombed into bold relief
Erskine B. Childers; dangers of the cultural invasion?
Mostafa Mahmoud; Persian Gulf War - the movie
George Gerbner.