Media Studies: Content, audiences, and productionPieter Jacobus Fourie Juta and Company Ltd, 2001 - 616 Seiten The second volume of a two-part, outcomes-based series in media studies. It includes theoretical approaches as well as a production section that focuses on basic techniques. |
Inhalt
Media Content | 1 |
Overview | 3 |
2 | 17 |
1 | 24 |
1 | 30 |
Summary | 54 |
Summary | 95 |
Summary | 133 |
Summary | 297 |
1 | 301 |
5 | 307 |
Research activities | 319 |
5 | 333 |
Media Production | 339 |
Summary | 360 |
Research activities | 378 |
Narrative Analysis | 139 |
Summary | 176 |
Film Theory | 183 |
Summary | 235 |
Media Audiences | 241 |
Summary | 259 |
Summary | 279 |
Overview | 384 |
Summary | 400 |
Summary | 440 |
Summary | 475 |
Summary | 530 |
Summary | 573 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
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