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Mass Communication
Four Volume Set
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SAGE Benchmarks in Communication
SAGE Benchmarks in Communication
December 2006 | 1 581 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
Denis McQuail's major work in Mass Communication is another essential part of the SAGE Benchmark series. Drawing on both classic and contemporaneous sources, McQuail guides us through the central defining papers that anchor this field. Taken together, the four volumes provide access to the key debates within the field and all the main lines of research that have emerged.
VOLUME ONE: THEORIES, BASIC CONCEPTS AND VARIETIES OF APPROACH
Sandra J Ball-Rokeach
The Origins of Individual Media-System Dependency
Olivier Burgelin
Structural Analysis and Mass Communication
James W Carey
A Cultural Approach to Communication
Daniel Dayan and Elihu Katz
Defining Media Events
Peter Golding and Grahan Murdock
Theories of Communication and Theories of Society
Stuart Hall
Ideology and Communication Theory
Edward S Herman
The Propaganda Model
Denis McQuail, Jay G Blumler and J R Brown
The Television Audience
Joshua Meyrowitz
Medium Theory
C Wright Mills
The Mass Society
Merrill Morris and Christine Ogan
The Internet as a Mass Medium
Elizabeth M Perse
Models of Media Effects
John Durham Peters
Distrust of Representation
John P Robinson
Interpersonal Influence in Election Campaigns
Karl Erik Rosengren
Communication Research
J B Thompson
Social Theory and the Media
Phillip J Tichenor, George A Donohue and Clarice N Olien
Mass Media and the Differential Growth in Knowledge
Liesbet Van Zoonen
A New Paradigm?
Bruce Westley and Malcolm S MacLean Jr
A Conceptual Model for Mass Communication Research
Charles R Wright
Functional Analysis and Mass Communication
VOLUME TWO: MEDIA SYSTEMS, ECONOMY, GOVERNANCE AND GLOBALIZATION
Jo Bardoel
Beyond Journalism
W Lance Bennett
Towards a Theory of Press-State Relations in the US
Jay G Blumler and Dennis Kavanagh
The Third Age of Political Communication
Jan L Bordewijk and Ben van Kaam
Towards a New Classification of Tele-Information Services
Tiina Laitila
Journalistic Codes of Ethics in Europe
John Dimmick and Philip Coit
Levels of Analysis in Mass Media Decision-Making
Majorie Ferguson
The Mythology about Globalization
Daniel C Hallin and Paolo Mancini
Media and Political Systems and the Question of Differentiation
Wolfgang Hoffmann-Riem
Fields of Broadcast Regulation
Colin Hoskins and Rolf Mirus
Reasons for the US Dominance of the International Trade in Television Programs
Lawrence Lessig
What Things Regulate
Judith Lichtenberg
Foundations and Limits of Freedom of the Press
John H McManus
What Kind of Commodity Is News?
Denis McQuail
A Framework of Principle for Media Assessment
Theodore Peterson
The Social Responsibility Theory of the Press
Preben Sepstrup
Research into International TV Flows
J Tomlinson
The Discourse of Cultural Imperialism
Jan J Van Cuilenburg and Denis McQuail
Media Policy Paradigm Shifts
VOLUME THREE: MEDIA PRODUCTION AND CONTENT
Charles R Bantz, Suzanne McCorkle and Roberta C Baade
The News Factory
Muriel G Cantor
The Hollywood TV Producer
Robert M Entman
Framing US Coverage of the International News
Johan Galtung and Mari Holmboe Ruge
The Structure of Foreign News
Maria E Grabe, Shuhua Zhou and Brooke Barnett
Explicating Sensationalism in TV News
Doris A Graber
Press and Television as Opinion Resources in Presidential Campaigns
Alice Hall
Reading Realism
Sakae Ishikawa and Yasuko Muramatsu
Quality Assessment of Broadcast Programming
Morris Janowitz
Professional Models in Journalism
Harvey L Molotch and Marilyn J Lester
News as Purposive Behavior
Stig A Norstedt et al
From the Persian Gulf to Kosovo
Robert E Park
News as a Form of Knowledge
Thomas E Patterson
Political Roles of the Journalist
Janice Radway
The Ideal Romance
Stephen D Reese and Jane Ballinger
The Roots of a Sociology of News Production
John Ryan and Richard A Peterson
The Product Image
Stacy L Smith, Amy I Nathanson and Barbara J Wilson
Prime-Time Television
Gaye Tuchman
Making News by Doing Work
Jan J Van Cuilenburg, Jan Kleinnijenhuis and Jan de Ridder
A Theory of Evaluative Discourse
Teun Van Dijk
Discourse Analysis
Jurgen Westerstahl
Objective News Reporting
VOLUME FOUR: AUDIENCES AND EFFECTS OF MASS COMMUNICATION
Pertti Alasuutari
I Am Ashamed to Admit It But I Have Watched Dallas
W Phillips Davison
The Third Person Effect
Edna F Einsiedel
The British, Canadian and US Pornography Commissions and Their Use of Social Research
William Gamson and Andre Modigliani
Media Discourse and Public Opinion on Nuclear Power
George Gerbner et al
The Political Correlates of TV Viewing
Doris A Graber
Seeing Is Remembering
Bradley S Greenberg
Diffusion of News of the Kennedy Assassination
Joke Hermes
Practising Embodiment
Shanto Iyengar and Adam Simon
News Coverage of the Gulf War and Public Opinion
Klaus B Jensen and Karl Erik Rosengren
Five Traditions in Search of the Audience
Tamara Liebes and Elihu Katz
Patterns of Involvement in Television Fiction
Sonia L Livingstone
Interpretative Viewers and Structured Programs
James Lull
The Social Uses of Television
Maxwell E McCombs and Donald L Shaw
The Agenda-Setting Function of the Press
W Russell Neumann
The Future of the Mass Audience
Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann
The Theory of Public Opinion
Michael L Ray
Marketing Communication and the Hierarchy of Effects
Everett M Rogers
Communication and Development
Alan M Rubin
Ritualized and Instrumental Television Viewing
James G Webster and Jacob J Wakshlag
A Theory of TV Program Choice
W Gill Woodall, Dennis K Davis and Haluk Sahin
From the Boob Tube to the Black Box
