Media Analysis Techniques

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SAGE, 2005 - 244 pagina's
"A new chapter on discourse analysis offers students techniques for analyzing the language in texts. New content on psychological impact of social media shows that there are often negative consequences to using social media. Increased coverage of technology and social media helps readers apply time-tested analysis techniques to the latest media. Updated examples from popular culture bring theory to life. New drawings and photo images illustrate concepts and enhance the visual attractiveness of this book. New material addresses generational differences and presents to students how each generation interacts with media differently, particularly the millennials. New discussions by thinkers who have made major impacts on popular culture, such as Daniel Chandler on semiotic codes Michel Foucault on change in cultures Mark Gottdiener on sign vehicles in semiotic theory Guy Debord on the Society of the Spectacle Mark Thompson et al on Marx's neglect of egalitarian political culture Marcel Danesi on myth and popular culture Ernest Kris on the Oedipus Complex Sigmund Freud on the purposes of jokes Clotaire Rapaille on the new "Global code" Teun van Dyk on discourse analysis and ideology Wolfgang Iser on reception theory."--Publisher's description.
 

Inhoudsopgave

Marxist Analysis
43
Psychoanalytic Criticism
75
Sociological Analysis
107
Murderers on the Orient Express
143
Seven Points on the Game of Football
151
AllNews Radio and the American Bourgeoisie
179
A New Art Form
187
Shmoos and Analysis
199
Glossary
217
References
233
Subject Index
239
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Over de auteur (2005)

Arthur Asa Berger is professor of broadcast and electronic communication arts at San Francisco State University.

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