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Understanding Media Studies

by Tony Schirato, Angi Buettner, Thierry Jutel and Geoff Stahl

Type
Studies
Subject
Theory
Keywords
theory
Publishing date
2010
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Language
English
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Paperback • 224 pages
5 ½ x 9 inches (14 x 23 cm)
ISBN
978-0-19-556549-2
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Book Presentation:
The mass media and popular culture mediate the world for us by providing the images, information, stories, templates and categories we use to see and understand everything around us. Understanding Media Studies is a lively and thought-provoking text that looks at how and why the field of the media has taken on such a central role in contemporary society and culture. Using an up to date framework and current examples, this book guides students from square one to complex understanding of the key concepts of media analysis.
Focusing on the relations between the media and its audiences and users, the book examines the forms of address, strategies, literacies and practices that characterise those relations. The authors have used recurrent case studies across the chapters to illustrate different concepts, helping students to view forms of media in a number of contexts.

About the authors:
Tony Schirato, University of Wellington, Angi Buettner, University of Wellington, Thierry Jutel, University of Wellington, and Geoff Stahl, University of Wellington

See the publisher website: Oxford University Press

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