A2 Media Studies: The Essential IntroductionTaylor & Francis, 2005 - 286 Seiten Written by experienced teachers and examiners, A2 Media Studies builds solidly on the groundwork laid by the AS Media Studies syllabus and develops key topics in greater depth and introduces students to the notion of independent study. Bang up-to-date, this full colour, fully-illustrated text is designed to support students through the transition from a focus on textual analysis to the consideration of the wider contexts that inform any study of the media. Specially designed to be user-friendly, A2 Media Studies includes:
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Inhalt
FIGURES | |
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | |
FIGURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | |
INTRODUCTION | |
WIDER CONTEXTS | |
REALITY TV | |
SPORT IN THE MEDIA | |
GETTING AT THESE WIDER CONTEXTS | |
BEYOND THE ACTIVE AUDIENCE | |
FURTHER READING | |
NEWS | |
NEWS ROOM ROLES | |
CONSTRUCTION OF A NEWS STORY | |
TELEVISION NEWS PRESENTATION | |
CASE STUDY | |
FURTHER READING | |
FURTHER READING | |
INDEPENDENT STUDYRESEARCH | |
MAKING A START | |
TITLE | |
STRUCTURE | |
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES | |
PRESENTATION | |
SOME MORE ON AQA UNIT 5 | |
GENRE | |
PINNING DOWN THE IDENTITIES AND MEANINGS OF GENRE | |
GENRE STUDIES | |
HYBRIDS | |
CELEBRITY LIFESTYLE MAGAZINES | |
BRITISH TELEVISION CRIME FICTION | |
IDEAS FOR EXPLORING GENRE | |
REPRESENTATION | |
MEDIATION AS A PROCESS | |
STEREOTYPES AND MINORITIES | |
ALTERNATIVE REPRESENTATIONS | |
TYPES OF REALISM | |
IDEOLOGY AND REPRESENTATION | |
INTRODUCTION TO CASE STUDIES | |
IN A BIG COUNTRY THE MEANINGS OF SCOTLAND | |
SLUGS AND SNAILS AND PUPPY DOGS TAILS THE MEANINGS OF MEN | |
REALITY TV | |
AUDIENCE | |
WHO IS INTERESTED IN THE AUDIENCE AND WHY? | |
PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING AND THE AUDIENCE | |
AUDIENCE THEORIES | |
ACTIVE AUDIENCES | |
AUDIENCES AND HEGEMONY | |
RECEPTION THEORY | |
TELEVISION SCHEDULES AND THE AUDIENCE | |
COMPARATIVE TEXTUAL ANALYSIS | |
POSTMODERNIST READINGS | |
THE CONDITIONS OF PRODUCTION | |
THE CONTEXTS OF CONSUMPTION | |
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER | |
THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES | |
THE POPULAR CULTURE DEBATE | |
THE TOOLKIT OF THEORY | |
STRUCTURALISM | |
POSTSTRUCTURALISM | |
POSTMODERNISM | |
FEMINISM | |
QUEER THEORY | |
MARXISM | |
LIBERAL PLURALISM | 4 |
CULTURAL IMPERIALISM AND POSTCOLONIALISM | 5 |
FURTHER READING | 7 |
PASSING EXAMS | 8 |
COMMON SENSE PREVAILS | 11 |
THE MEDIA STUDIES FOCUS | 13 |
UNSEEN TEXT EXAMS | 15 |
CRIME FICTION | 19 |
SOME GENDER ISSUES | 22 |
ENTER THE EXPERT | 25 |
ECONOMIES OF SCALE AND LOCATIONS OF CHOICE | 26 |
THE KNOWING AUDIENCE | 27 |
FURTHER READING | 29 |
RESOURCES | 30 |
GLOSSARY | 31 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 39 |
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Andere Ausgaben - Alle anzeigen
Media Studies: The Essential Introduction Philip Rayner,Peter Wall,Stephen Kruger Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 2001 |
Media Studies: The Essential Introduction Philip Rayner,Peter Wall,Stephen Kruger Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 2001 |
A2 Media Studies: The Essential Introduction Peter Bennett,Jerry Slater,Peter Wall Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 2005 |
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