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Communication theory today / edited by David Crowley and David Mitchell. by Crowley, D. J. (David J.), 1945- | Mitchell, David, prof | Crowley, David. Communication in post-mass media world | Mitchell, David. Communication in post-mass media world | Thompson, John B. Social theory and the media | Meyrowitz, Joshua. Medium theory | Krippendorff, Llaus. A recursive theory of communication | Van Dijk, Teun A. Discourse and cognition in society | Leiss, William. Risk communication and public knowledge | Boden, Deirdre. Talk, text and history: conversation analysis and communication theory | Poster, Mark. The mode of information and postmodernity | Ang, Ien. In the realm of uncertanty: the global village and capitalist postmodernity | Collins, James M. By whose authority? accounting for taste in contemporary popular culture | Mcquail, Denis. Mass communication and the public interest: towards social theory for media structure and performance | Melody, William. Electronic networks, social relations and the changing structure of knowledge | Tehranian, Majid. Communication and development. Material type:  Text; Format:
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Publisher: Cambridge : Polity Press, 1994Availability: Items available for loan: Call number: 302.201 Co5 1994 (1). Damaged (1).
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The media reader : continuity and transformation / edited by Hugh Mackay and Tim O'Sullivan. by Mackay, Hugh | O'Sullivan, Tim, 1952- | Thompson, John. The media and modernity | Murdock, Graham. Corporate dynamics and broadcasting futures | Williams, Raymond. The technology and the society | Marvin, Carolyn. When old technologies were new: implementing the future | Flichy, Patrice. The wireless age: radio broadcasting | Meyrowitz, Joshua. No sense of place: the impact of electronic media on social behavior | Smith, Anthony. Information technology and the myth of abundance | Webster, Frank. What information society? | Tomlinson, John. Cultural globalisation: placing and displacing the west | Herman, Edward. The global media in the late 1990s | McChesney, Robert. The global media in the late 1990s | During, Simon. Popular culture on a global scale: a challenge for cultural studies? | Steemers, Jeanette. Broadcasting is dead. Long live digital choice | MacGregor, Brent. Making television news in the satellite age | Rheingold, Howard. The virtual community: finding connection in a computerised world | Turkle, Sherry. Identity in the age of the internet | Haddon, Leslie. The development of interactive games | Morley, David. Reimagined communities? New media, new possibilities | Robins, Kevin. Reimagined communities? New media, new possibilities | Lyon, David. The world wide web of surveillance: the internet and off-world power flows | Ang, Ien. In the realm of uncertainty: the global village and capitalist postmodernity | Street, John. Remote control? Politics, technology and 'electronic democracy' | Castells, Manuel. An introduction to the information age. Material type: Text; Format:
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Publisher: London ; Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage Publications, 1999Availability: Items available for loan: Call number: 302.23 Me245 1999 (1).
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Studies in mass communication & technology : selected proceedings from the Fourth International conference on Culture and communication, Temple University, 1981 /edited by Sari Thomas. by International Conference on Culture and Communication (4th : 1981 : Temple University) | Thomas, Sari, 1949- | Becker, Jorg. Euro-American conflicts in the sphere of Transborder Data Flow (TDF) | Ravault, Rene-Jean. Irresponsible information and stagflation: an overlooked relationship between communication and economics | Straubhaar, Joseph D. Estimating the impact of imported versus national television programming in Brazil | Ogunade, Adelumola. The mass media and national integration in Nigeria | Fadeyibi, Olufolaji A. Mass non-communication in developing nations: an overview based on mass communications research prior to the mid-Seventies | Felsenthal, Norman A. Public broadcasting in Britain and the United States: a comparative analysis | Newman, Thomas. The museum as a communicator of culture | Turow, Joseph. Unconventional programs on commercial television: an organizational perspective | Singleton, Loy A. The onus of minority ownership: FCC policy and performance expectations in minority-oriented broadcasting | Mosco, Vincent. Home sweet factory: perspectives on mass society | Kirkland, Catherine E. Fairy tales in the age of television: a comparative content analysis | Jones, Tricia S. A media definition of alcoholism | Daley, Nelda K. Who shall I be? A study of the novel as ideology | Smith, Robert R. The problem of regularities in television program content | Meyrowitz, Joshua. Television and the obliteration of "Childhood": the restructuring of adult/child information-systems | Wachtel, Edward. The impact of television on space conception | Messaris, Paul. Family processes and the social functions of television | Christol, Susan. Television as an acculturation resource in the third world: Mexico - a case study | O'Neil, Sean. The role of the mass media and other socialization agents in the identity formation of gay males | Gandy, Oscar H. Is that all there is to love? Values and program preference | Johnstone, Sally M. Functional analysis of soap-opera viewing: a comparison of two populations | Allen, Robert C. Functional analysis of soap-opera viewing: a comparison of two populations | Levinson, Paul. Media evolution and rationality as checks on media determinism | Jeffries-Fox, Bruce C. Interactive video communication | Jeffries-Fox, Suzanne. Interactive video communication | Mitchell, Garry. Some aspects of telephone socialization | Schick, Suzanne Claire. The chamberpot: a most private medium. Material type: Text; Format:
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Publisher: Norwood, N.J. : ABLEX Pub. Corp., c1984Availability: Items available for loan: Call number: 302.2 In 1984 (1).
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Questioning the media : a critical introduction / editors, John Downing, Ali Mohammadi, Annabelle Sreberny-Mohammadi. by Downing, John | Mohammadi, Ali | Sreberny, Annabelle | O'Connor, Alan. Culture and communication | Downing, John. Culture and communication | Sreberny-Mohammadi, Annabelle. Forms of media as ways of knowing | Meyrowitz, Joshua. Mediating communication: what happens? | Winston, Brian. How are media born and developed? | Herman, Edward. Media in the U.S. political economy | Robinson, Cedric J. Mass media and the U.S. presidency | Demac, Donna A. The tug-of-war over the first amendment | Downing, John. The tug-of-war over the first amendment | Rodriguez, America. Control mechanisms of national news making: Britain, Canada, Mexico, and the United States | McQuail, Denis. Western European media: the mixed model under threat | Jakubowicz, Andrew. Media in multicultural nations: some comparisons | Downing, John. Media, dictatorship, and the reemergence of "civil society" | Ang, Ien. The nature of the audience | Gandy, Oscar H. Tracking the audience: personal information and privacy | Downing, John. Alternative media and the Boston tea party | Sinha, Nikhil. Computers and communication | Stone, Allucquere Rosanne. Computers and communication | Demac, Donna A. New communication technologies and deregulation | Sung, Liching. New communication technologies and deregulation | Hamelink, Cees J. Information imbalance across the globe | van Zoonen, Liesbet. Gender, representation, and the media | Kellner, Douglas. Advertising and consumer culture | Corea, Ash. Racism and the American way of media | Mohammadi, Ali. Cultural imperialism and cultural identity | Negus, Keith. Popular music: between celebration and despair | Desjardins, Mary. Cinema and communication | Williams, Kevin. AIDS news and news cultures | Miller, David. AIDS news and news cultures | Sreberny-Mohammadi, Annebelle. Global news media cover the world | Thomas, Sari. Myths in and about television: entertainers and economics | Real, Michael. Sport and the spectacle. Edition: 2nd ed.Material type: Text; Format:
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Publisher: Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage Publications, c1995Availability: Items available for loan: Call number: 302.23 Qu 1995 c.2 (2).
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Defining media studies : reflections on the future of the field / edited by Mark R. Levy and Michael Gurevitch. by Levy, Mark R | Gurevitch, Michael | Rosengren, Karl Erik. From field to frog ponds | Beniger, James R. Communication - embrace the subject, not the field | Craig, Robert T. Why are there so many communication theories? | Krippendorff, Klaus. The past of communication's hoped-for-future | Dervin, Brenda. Verbing communication: mandate for disciplinary invention | Meyrowitz, Joshua. Images of media: hidden ferment - and harmony - in the field | Jensen, Joli. The consequences of vocabularies | O'Keefe, Barbara. Against theory | Shepherd, Gregory J. Building a discipline of communication | Lang, Kurt. Perspectives on communication | Lang, Gladys Engel. Perspectives on communication | Mancini, Paolo. The legitimacy gap: a problem of mass media research in Europe and the United States | Babrow, Austin S. The advent of multiple-process theories of communication | Fitzpatrick, Mary Anne. Communication and the new world of relationships | Newcomb, Horace. Target practice: a batesonian "Field" guide for communication studies | Braman, Sandra. Harmonization of systems: the third stage of the information society | Davis, Dennis K. Beyond the culture wars: an agenda for research on communication and culture | Jasinkski, James. Beyond the culture wars: an agenda for research on communication and culture | Monahan, Jennifer L. The hierarchy of institutional values in the communication discipline | Collins-Jarvis, Lori. The hierarchy of institutional values in the communication discipline | Rothenbuhler, Eric W. Argument for a durkheimian theory of the communicative | Grunig, James E. Implications of public relations for other domains of communication | Avery, Robert K. Making a difference in the real world | Eadie, William F. Making a difference in the real world | Bennett, W. Lance. A policy research paradigm for the news media and democracy | Gomery, Douglas. The centrality of media economics | Noam, Eli. Reconnecting communications studies with communications policy | Rowland, Willard D. The traditions of communication research and their implications for telecommunications study | Steeves, H. Leslie. Creating imagined communities: development communication and the challenge of feminism | Docherty, David. Scholarship as silence | Morrison, David. Scholarship as silence | Tracey, Michael. Scholarship as silence | Livingstone, Sonia M. The rise and fall of audience research: an old story with a new ending | Morley, David. Active audience theory: pendulums and pitfalls | Jensen, Klaus Bruhn. The past in the future: problems and potentials of historical reception studies | Gans, Herbert J. Reopening the black box: toward a limited effects theory | Tuchman, Gaye. Realism and romance: the study of media effects | Geiger, Seth. Revealing the black box: information processing and media effects | Newhagen, John. Revealing the black box: information processing and media effects | Entman, Robert M. Framing: toward clarification of a fractured paradigm | Biocca, Frank. Communication research in the design of communication interfaces and systems | Youichi, Ito. The future of political communication research: a Japanese perspective | Zelizer, Barbie. Has communication explained journalism? | Grossberg, Lawrence. Can cultural studies find true happiness in communication? | McChesney, Robert W. Critical communication research at the crossroads | Meehan, Eileen R. Rethinking political economy: change and continuity | Mosco, Vincent. Rethinking political economy: change and continuity | Wasko, Janet. Rethinking political economy: change and continuity | Schiller, Dan. Back to the future: prospects for study of communication as a social force | Rogers, Everett M. The past and the future of communication study: convergence or divergence? An exchange | Chaffee, Steven H. The past and the future of communication study: convergence or divergence? An exchange | Peters, John Durham. Genealogical notes on "The Field" | Herbst, Susan. History, philosophy, and public opinion research | Shoemaker, Pamela J. Communication in crisis: theory, curricula, and power | Rakow, Lana F. The curriculum is the future | Swanson, David L. Fragmentation, the field, and the future | Kavoori, Anandam P. The purebred and the platypus: disciplinarity and site in mass communication research | Gurevitch, Michael. The purebred and the platypus: disciplinarity and site in mass communication research | de Melo, Jose Marques. Communication research: new challenges of the Latin American school. Material type: Text; Format:
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Publisher: New York : Oxford University Press, c1994Availability: Items available for loan: Call number: 302.2072 De 1994 (1). Damaged (1).
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