Mass communication: 4 Audiences and effects of mass communication
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adam_text | CONTENTS VOLUME IV AUDIENCES AND EFFECTS OF MASS COMMUNICATION EDITOR S
INTRODUCTION: AUDIENCES AND EFFECTS OF MASS COMMUNICATION DENIS MCQUAIL
VII 60. TM ASHAMED TO ADMIT IT BUT I HAVE WATCHED DALLAS 7 : THE MORAL
HIERARCHY OF TELEVISION PROGRAMMES PERTTI ALASUUTARI 1 61. THE
THIRD-PERSON EFFECT IN COMMUNICATION W. PHILLIPS DAVISON 22 62. THE
BRITISH, CANADIAN, AND U.S. PORNOGRAPHY COMMISSIONS AND THEIR USE OF
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH EDNA E EINSIEDEL 36 63. MEDIA DISCOURSE AND
PUBLIC OPINION ON NUCLEAR POWER: A CONSTRUCTIONIST APPROACH WILLIAM A.
GARRISON AND ANDRE MODIGLIANI 51 64. POLITICAL CORRELATES OF TELEVISION
VIEWING GEORGE GERBNER, LARRY GROSS, MICHAEL MORGAN AND NANCY
SIGNORIELLI 86 65. SEEING IS REMEMBERING: HOW VISUALS CONTRIBUTE TO
LEARNING FROM TELEVISION NEWS DORIS A GRABER 102 66. DIFFUSION OF NEWS
OF THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION BRADLEY S. GREENBERG 126 67. PRACTICING
EMBODIMENT: REALITY, RESPECT, AND ISSUES OF GENDER IN MEDIA RECEPTION
JOKE HERMES 13 4 68. NEWS COVERAGE OF THE GULF CRISIS AND PUBLIC
OPINION: A STUDY OF AGENDA-SETTING, PRIMING, AND FRAMING SHANTO IYENGAR
AND ADAM SIMON 152 VI * CONTENTS 69. FIVE TRADITIONS IN SEARCH OF THE
AUDIENCE KLAUS BRUHN JENSEN AND KARL ERIK ROSENGREN 171 70. PATTERNS OF
INVOLVEMENT IN TELEVISION FICTION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS TAMAR LIEBES
AND ELIKU KATZ 191 71. INTERPRETIVE VIEWERS AND STRUCTURED PROGRAMS: THE
IMPLICIT REPRESENTATION OF SOAP OPERA CHARACTERS SONIA M. LIVINGSTONE
210 72. FAMILY COMMUNICATION PATTERNS AND THE SOCIAL USES OF TELEVISION
JAMES LULL 237 73. THE AGENDA-SETTING FUNCTION OF MASS MEDIA MAXWELL E.
MCCOMBS AND DONALD L. SHAW 248 74. THE FUTURE OF THE MASS AUDIENCE W.
RUSSELL NEUMANN 259 75. THE THEORY OF PUBLIC OPINION: THE CONCEPT OF THE
SPIRAL OF SILENCE ELISABETH NOELLE-NEUMANN 271 76. MARKETING
COMMUNICATION AND THE HIERARCHY-OF-EFFECTS MICHAEL L. RAY IN
COLLABORATION WITH ALAN G. SAWYER, MICHAEL L. ROTHSCHILD, ROGER M.
HEELER. EDWARD C. STRONG AND JEROME B. REED 303 77. COMMUNICATION AND
DEVELOPMENT: THE PASSING OF THE DOMINANT PARADIGM EVERETTM. ROGERS 332
78. RITUALIZED AND INSTRUMENTAL TELEVISION VIEWING ALAN M. RUBIN 358 79.
A THEORY OF TELEVISION PROGRAM CHOICE JAMES G. WEBSTER AND JACOB J
WAKSHLAG 369 80. FROM THE BOOB TUBE TO THE BLACK BOX: TV NEWS
COMPREHENSION FROM AN INFORMATION PROCESSING PERSPECTIVE W. GILL
WOODALL, DENNIS K. DAVIS AND HALUK SAHIN 382 PPN: 259888613 TITEL: MASS
COMMUNICATION / EDITED BY DENIS MCQUAIL. - . - LONDON [U.A.] : SAGE,
2007 BIBLIOGRAPHISCHER DATENSATZ IM SWB-VERBUND
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CONTENTS VOLUME IV AUDIENCES AND EFFECTS OF MASS COMMUNICATION EDITOR'S
INTRODUCTION: AUDIENCES AND EFFECTS OF MASS COMMUNICATION DENIS MCQUAIL
VII 60. TM ASHAMED TO ADMIT IT BUT I HAVE WATCHED DALLAS 7 : THE MORAL
HIERARCHY OF TELEVISION PROGRAMMES PERTTI ALASUUTARI 1 61. THE
THIRD-PERSON EFFECT IN COMMUNICATION W. PHILLIPS DAVISON 22 62. THE
BRITISH, CANADIAN, AND U.S. PORNOGRAPHY COMMISSIONS AND THEIR USE OF
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH EDNA E EINSIEDEL 36 63. MEDIA DISCOURSE AND
PUBLIC OPINION ON NUCLEAR POWER: A CONSTRUCTIONIST APPROACH WILLIAM A.
GARRISON AND ANDRE MODIGLIANI 51 64. POLITICAL CORRELATES OF TELEVISION
VIEWING GEORGE GERBNER, LARRY GROSS, MICHAEL MORGAN AND NANCY
SIGNORIELLI 86 65. SEEING IS REMEMBERING: HOW VISUALS CONTRIBUTE TO
LEARNING FROM TELEVISION NEWS DORIS A GRABER 102 66. DIFFUSION OF NEWS
OF THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION BRADLEY S. GREENBERG 126 67. PRACTICING
EMBODIMENT: REALITY, RESPECT, AND ISSUES OF GENDER IN MEDIA RECEPTION
JOKE HERMES 13 4 68. NEWS COVERAGE OF THE GULF CRISIS AND PUBLIC
OPINION: A STUDY OF AGENDA-SETTING, PRIMING, AND FRAMING SHANTO IYENGAR
AND ADAM SIMON 152 VI * CONTENTS 69. FIVE TRADITIONS IN SEARCH OF THE
AUDIENCE KLAUS BRUHN JENSEN AND KARL ERIK ROSENGREN 171 70. PATTERNS OF
INVOLVEMENT IN TELEVISION FICTION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS TAMAR LIEBES
AND ELIKU KATZ 191 71. INTERPRETIVE VIEWERS AND STRUCTURED PROGRAMS: THE
IMPLICIT REPRESENTATION OF SOAP OPERA CHARACTERS SONIA M. LIVINGSTONE
210 72. FAMILY COMMUNICATION PATTERNS AND THE SOCIAL USES OF TELEVISION
JAMES LULL 237 73. THE AGENDA-SETTING FUNCTION OF MASS MEDIA MAXWELL E.
MCCOMBS AND DONALD L. SHAW 248 74. THE FUTURE OF THE MASS AUDIENCE W.
RUSSELL NEUMANN 259 75. THE THEORY OF PUBLIC OPINION: THE CONCEPT OF THE
SPIRAL OF SILENCE ELISABETH NOELLE-NEUMANN 271 76. MARKETING
COMMUNICATION AND THE HIERARCHY-OF-EFFECTS MICHAEL L. RAY IN
COLLABORATION WITH ALAN G. SAWYER, MICHAEL L. ROTHSCHILD, ROGER M.
HEELER. EDWARD C. STRONG AND JEROME B. REED 303 77. COMMUNICATION AND
DEVELOPMENT: THE PASSING OF THE DOMINANT PARADIGM EVERETTM. ROGERS 332
78. RITUALIZED AND INSTRUMENTAL TELEVISION VIEWING ALAN M. RUBIN 358 79.
A THEORY OF TELEVISION PROGRAM CHOICE JAMES G. WEBSTER AND JACOB J
WAKSHLAG 369 80. FROM THE BOOB TUBE TO THE BLACK BOX: TV NEWS
COMPREHENSION FROM AN INFORMATION PROCESSING PERSPECTIVE W. GILL
WOODALL, DENNIS K. DAVIS AND HALUK SAHIN 382 PPN: 259888613 TITEL: MASS
COMMUNICATION / EDITED BY DENIS MCQUAIL. - . - LONDON [U.A.] : SAGE,
2007 BIBLIOGRAPHISCHER DATENSATZ IM SWB-VERBUND |
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