Media and society critical perspectives

This book is designed as a complete primer for undergraduates who need an overall perspective on media studies. It covers the main theory and discussion points surrounding the media. These include ideas about media power, how to make sense of media material, and how the media may influence one'...

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Main Author: Burton, Graeme (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Maidenhead Open University Press 2005
Series:Issues in cultural and media studies
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Summary:This book is designed as a complete primer for undergraduates who need an overall perspective on media studies. It covers the main theory and discussion points surrounding the media. These include ideas about media power, how to make sense of media material, and how the media may influence one's view of the world. The book covers dominant critical approaches to the relationship between media and society, as well as textual analysis, audience studies, media effects, and institutional power. It includes a range of specialist case studies relating these critical approaches to areas such as popular music, film, and news.
Physical Description:xiv, 378 pages illustrations 25 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:0335215890 (hbk.)
0335208800 (pbk.)
9780335208807
9780335215898