Melvin J. Lasky

Media Warfare (eBook, PDF)

The Americanization of Language

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Media Warfare is the concluding volume of Melvin Lasky's monumental The Language of Journalism, a series that has been praised as a ""brilliant"" and ""original"" study in communications and contemporary language

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 365
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. September 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351506359
• Artikelnr.: 49258454

Autorenporträt

Melvin J. Lasky

Inhaltsangabe

1: Intermezzo Robert Burton's Melancholy Dilemma: Journalism without Newspapers
1: The Universal Assignment
2: The Journalistic Imagination
3: Reporting Murder, Observing the World
4: From More to Tyndale to Burton
5: Euphuistic Euphoria
6: In Dreams Begin Irresponsibilities
7: Secret Expletives
8: Across the Centuries
9: Mentioning the Unmentionable
2: The Orgasm that Failed
10: The Swinging Pendulum
11: Searching for an Immoral Equivalent
3: The Perception of American Words
12: Feisty to Funky to Flaky
13: Godperson and Other Funny Talk
14: Perception Uncleansed
15: Hillary, and Getting the Perception Right
4: A Journalist Gets Serious: In P.G. Wodehouse's "Noo Yawk"
16: The Birth of a Crusader
17: Facts, From Homer to Kafka (Elmore Leonard)
18: Jewish Gangsters and the East Side Story
19: Was This How Things Really Were?
5: In the Crossfire of the Media Wars
20: Spin Doctors and Other Quacks
21: Images of Violence, Words of War
22: How Not to Report a War (Lebanon 1982)
23: Interchangeable Tragedy
24: Of Realities and Realpolitik
25: Spielberg, Or the Hollywood Scapegoat
26: Journalism and Jewry
27: White House Storm, Or "Hurricane Monica"
6: Intimations of a Post-Profane Era
28: A Curse on Boyle's Law
29: Scholem's Nouns and Verbs
30: Robert Graves, Or the Vision of a Post-Profane Era
31: Counter-Revolution and Utopia