Exploring media research: theories, practice, and purpose
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adam_text | Titel: Exploring media research
Autor: Ruddock, Andy
Jahr: 2017
ANDY RUDDOCK USAGE Los Angeles | London | New Delhi Singapore | Washington DC | Melbourne
CONTENTS About the author xii PART 1 RESEARCH PRINCIPLES: MOTIVATION, CAUSATION, ETHICS AND GENERALIZABILITY 1 INTRODUCTION: COMMUNICATING MEDIA RESEARCH 3 On media education and media research 3 Taking media research to the media 5 Case study: Rampage killings and changing media landscapes 6 The anatomy of a research question 7 Putting theory and research together: The research cycle 8 1 MAKING MEDIA MATTER 11 Objective: Why is media research ‘political’? 11 Why media entertainment is a serious business 12 The many faces of media influence 15 Media influence: Defining critical perspectives 16 Case study: Complex media effects in action: Framing crime and punishment 19 Conclusion: Four aspects of a research question: Experience, causation, ethics and generalizability 21 Chapter summary 22 2 MAKING MEDIA MATTER TO YOU 23 Objective: Using experience to formulate research questions 23 Case study: Cyber bullying and media education 24 Experiences of cyber bullying 27 Experience, research and action 33 Conclusion: Turning experience into research questions 37 Chapter summary 38 3 ON CAUSATION: HOW DO MEDIA DO THINGS? 39 Objective: Using technology to explain the cultural nature of media-related historical change 39
CONTENTS Case study: Do media technologies change the world? Wikileaks and ‘whistleblowing’ 41 Understanding technology, industry and social change using Wikileaks 43 Conclusion: Using technology to develop an historical and cultural model of media change 52 Chapter summary 54 4 PRACTISING ETHICS IN MEDIA RESEARCH 55 Objective: Appreciating the social benefit of research 55 Media and ethics: Key tensions between research ethics and the practice of media research 56 Case study: Ethical challenges in researching live events 57 Who is media research for? 62 From visibility and privacy to invisibility and justice 65 Conclusion: Ethics and the social value of research 69 Chapter summary 70 5 WHAT IS ‘GENERALIZABILITY’ IN MEDIA RESEARCH? 71 Objective: Defining ‘generalizability’ in a world of diverse media influences 71 Case study: Using the topics of gaming and rampage murders to outline general theories of media influence 72 Mediatization and a general theory of media effects 82 Conclusion 86 Chapter summary 87 PART 2 UNDERSTANDING MEDIA RESEARCH: FRAMING GENERAL QUESTIONS 89 6 RESEARCHING MEDIA REALITY 91 Objective: Describing how media representations define social problems 92 Case study: How the media created mental illness 93 Key paradigm: The Cultural Indicators Project 97 Key insight: Mental illness and industrialization storytelling 102 Significance: Understanding representation as a social and industrial process 105 Chapter summary 106 7 RESEARCHING MEDIA S ROLE IN SOCIAL LIFE 108 Objective: Understanding how media users make reality 109 Case study: Social media mourning 110 Key paradigm: Media rituals 113 viii
CONTENTS Key insight: People connect to the social through media habits 119 Significance: Identifying media habits that make political consciousness 123 Chapter summary 124 8 RESEARCHING THE SYNTHESIS OF MEDIA AND INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION 125 Objective: Using celebrity to demonstrate the integration of media and interpersonal communication 126 Case study: Celebrity and health communication 127 Key paradigm: The coordinated management of meaning: Celebrity disclosure as speech action 133 Key insight: Basing research on key moments in media communication 136 Significance: Identifying media moments that start social conversations 137 Chapter summary 140 PART 3 DOING MEDIA RESEARCH: PEOPLE, MARKETS, TEXTS, EVENTS, USERS, AUDIENCES, POLICY 141 9 RESEARCHING MEDIA PEOPLE: JOURNALISM, ORAL HISTORY AND ARCHIVES 143 Objective: Conceiving the influence of creative individuals in media culture 144 Case study: War reporting and war correspondents in post truth society 145 Journalism studies: Beyond conspiracy theory 147 Key paradigm: Historical war journalism studies 149 Key method : Archival research 153 Significance: Beyond conspiracy: Understanding media créatives as people who negotiate organizational, historical and political pressure 156 Chapter summary 158 10 RESEARCHING MEDIA MARKETS: A CULTURAL INDUSTRIES VIEW ON PORNOGRAPHY 159 Objective: Understanding how markets affect creativity, content and inclusion 160 Case study: Pornography 161 Key paradigm: Cultural industries, markets and culture 166 Key method: Field research 170 Significance: Observing labour and consumption in small markets offers useful insights about power in global media industries 174 Chapter summary 175 ix
CONTENTS 11 RESEARCHING MEDIA CONTENT: GAMES, TEXTS AND DISCOURSE 176 Objective: Using an expanded notion of content to address the social life of media phenomena 177 Case study: Video gaming: Old problems, new problems 178 Key paradigm: War games and memory 182 Key method: Discourse analysis of paratexts 186 Significance: ‘Textual analysis addresses the social life of media phenomena, not the meaning of a text 192 Chapter summary 193 12 RESEARCHING MEDIA EVENTS 194 Objective: Developing observational methods for analysing media in action 195 Case study: Ronda Rousey: Space, travel and the media sport star 196 Key paradigm: Participant observation 199 Key method: Observing media events 204 Significance: Media events dramatize global media processes right before our eyes 208 Chapter summary 210 13 BIG DATA: HOW CAN WE USE IT? 211 Objective: Understanding how to use social media data in a critical fashion 212 Case study: Big Data, Twitter and the 2015-2016 US Presidential election 213 Key paradigm: Psephology 218 Key method: Capturing and analysing tweets 220 Significance: Big Data alerts us to the tensions between different kinds of knowledge 224 Chapter summary 226 14 RESEARCHING MEDIA POLICY 227 Objective: Defining how media research informs policy understanding 228 Case study: Alcohol advertising and marketing 229 Key paradigm: Citizen-centred policy studies 233 Key method: QDA analysis of complaints archives 235 Significance: Media policy creates citizens 238 Chapter summary 240 x
CONTENTS 15 RESEARCHING AUDIENCES 241 Objective: Narrating media influence with the stories that audiences tell 242 Case study: Media, the Royal Family and the British public 243 Key paradigm: Reception studies 246 Key method: Using encoding/decoding to make sense of audience diaries 251 Significance: Audiences as history makers 258 Chapter summary 258 CONCLUSION: HISTORICIZING MEDIA RESEARCH - AND THE PEOPLE WHO DO IT 259 The politicization and personalization of media research 259 Depersonalizing personalized media studies 263 References 269 Index 296
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