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Edited by (International Center for Media Studies (ICMS), USA), Edited by (Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA)
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The Handbook of Media and Mass Communication Theory presents a comprehensive collection of original essays that focus on all aspects of current and classic theories and practices relating to media and mass communication.

  • Focuses on all aspects of current and classic theories and practices relating to media and mass communication
  • Includes essays from a variety of global contexts, from Asia and the Middle East to the Americas
  • Gives niche theories new life in several essays that use them to illuminate their application in specific contexts
  • Features coverage of a wide variety of theoretical perspectives
  • Pays close attention to the use of theory in understanding new communication contexts, such as social media

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This two-volume collection is a rich, comprehensive source of developing media theory. Original foundational essays focus on theory, and empirical analyses explore a wide range of case studies and their applications ... Unique for the current and comprehensive range of perspectives it offers, this set is a must read for those interested in having a broad understanding of the evolution and current state of theories in mass communication. Highly recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty.  (Choice, 1 April 2015)





This is a richly detailed set on media theory and its application in communication studies. While the focus is very much on its application in the media sphere, scholars in allied cultural and sociological disciplines will also find much they can adopt and adapt within their own work as well; broadening the appeal and readership likewise Given that there is much within this work that will be of repeated use to students and faculty, purchase of this work by any academic library supporting these disciplines is one that should be strongly considered. (Reference Reviews, 1 April 2015)

Volume I
Notes on Contributors ix
Introduction xix
Part I Classical Theories of Media and the Press
1(248)
1 Classical Liberal Theory in a Digital World
3(19)
Stephen J. A. Ward
2 The Origins of Media Theory: An Alternative View
22(15)
Robert S. Fortner
3 Political Economic Theory and Research: Conceptual Foundations and Current Trends
37(19)
Vincent Mosco
4 Semiotics and the Media
56(18)
Bronwen Martin
5 Symbolic Interactionism and the Media
74(21)
Norman K. Denzin
6 Patterns in the Use of Theory in Media Effects Research
95(20)
W. James Potter
7 Cultivation Theory: Its History, Current Status, and Future Directions
115(22)
Daniel Romer
Patrick Jamieson
Amy Bleakley
Kathleen Hall Jamieson
8 Media Ecology: Contexts, Concepts, and Currents
137(17)
Casey Man Kong Lum
9 Dramatistic Theory: A Burkeian Approach to the 2004 Madrid Terrorist Attacks
154(18)
Cristina Zurutuza-Munoz
10 Ritual Theory and the Media
172(18)
John J. Pauly
11 Jacques Ellul and the Nature of Propaganda in the Media
190(20)
Randal Marlin
12 Lewis Mumford: Technics, Civilization, and Media Theory
210(15)
Robert S. Fortner
13 The Impact of Ethics on Media and Press Theory
225(24)
Clifford G. Christians
Part II Audiences, Social Construction, and Social Control
249(108)
14 Agenda-Setting Influence of the Media in the Public Sphere
251(18)
Maxwell E. McCombs
Lei Guo
15 The Uses and Gratifications (U&G) Approach as a Lens for Studying Social Media Practice
269(18)
Anabel Quan-Haase
Alyson L. Young
16 The Media's Impact on Perceptions of Political Polarization
287(14)
Jeffrey Crouch
Mark J. Rozell
17 The Social-Cultural Construction of News: From Doing Work to Making Meanings
301(13)
Daniel A. Berkowitz
Zhengjia Liu
18 Media, Civil Society, and the Public Sphere: History and Current Thinking
314(19)
Robert S. Fortner
Ann Snesareva
Ksenia Tsitovich
19 The Genesis of Social Responsibility Theory: William Ernest Hocking and Positive Freedom
333(24)
Clifford G. Christians
P. Mark Fackler
Part III New Approaches and Reconsiderations
357(154)
20 Feminist Media Theory
359(21)
Linda Steiner
21 Media, Communication, and Postcolonial Theory
380(20)
Shanti Kumar
22 Reconceptualizing Cultural Imperialism”r; in the Current Era of Globalization
400(20)
Mel van Elteren
23 Al Jazeera Remaps Global News Flows
420(20)
Catherine Cassara
24 Nonviolence as a Communication Strategy: An Introduction to the Rhetoric of Peacebuilding
440(22)
Ellen W. Gorsevski
25 Globalization and Cultural Identities: A Contradiction in Terms?
462(18)
Ana Cristina Correia Gil
26 Cultivation Theory in the Twenty-First Century
480(18)
Michael Morgan
James Shanahan
Nancy Signorielli
27 Media Theory and Media Policy: Worlds Apart
498(13)
Cees J. Hamelink
Volume II
Part IV Media Theory and New Technologies
511(154)
28 The Philosophy of Technology and Communication Systems
513(22)
Clifford G. Christians
29 Theoretical Perspectives on the Social Construction of Technology
535(17)
Robert S. Fortner
Darya V. Yanitskaya
30 Dangerous Liaisons: Media Gaming and Violence
552(20)
Ran Wei
Brett A. Borton
31 Empowerment and Online Social Networking
572(19)
Jarice Hanson
32 Global Communication Divides and Equal Rights to Communicate
591(21)
Carolyn A. Lin
33 Citizenship and Consumption: Media Theory in the Age of Twitter
612(17)
Kevin Cummings
Cynthia Gottshall
34 Round Pegs in Square Holes: Is Mass Communication Theory a Useful Tool in Conducting Internet Research?
629(16)
Christine Ogan
35 How Global Is the Internet? Reflections on Economic, Cultural, and Political Dimensions of the Networked Global Village”r;
645(20)
Kai Hafez
Part V Theory Case Studies
665(264)
36 Nationalism and Imperialism
667(23)
Mingsheng Li
37 Media Control in China
690(18)
Zheng Li
38 The Construction of National Image in the Media and the Management of Intercultural Conflicts
708(18)
Xiaodong Dai
Guo-Ming Chen
39 Play Theory and Public Media: A Case Study in Kenya Editorial Cartoons
726(15)
P. Mark Fackler
Levi Obonyo
40 Contemporary Chinese Communication Scholarship: An Emerging Alternative Paradigm
741(25)
Wenshan Jia
Hailong Liu
Runze Wang
Xinchuan Liu
41 Al Jazeera and Dr. Laura: Is a Global Islamic Reformist Media Ethics Theory Possible?
766(15)
Haydar Badawi Sadig
42 Media Ethics Theories in Africa
781(17)
Herman Wasserman
43 The Efficacy of Censorship as a Response to Terrorism
798(21)
Kasun Ubayasiri
44 Blending East--West Philosophies to Meta-Theorize Mediatization and Revise the News Paradigm
819(25)
Shelton A. Gunaratne
45 Understanding Mass Media: A Buddhist Viewpoint
844(15)
Wimal Dissanayake
46 Jewish Communication Theory: Biblical Law and Contemporary Media Practice
859(15)
Yoel Cohen
47 God Still Speaks: A Christian Theory of Communication
874(14)
P. Mark Fackler
48 Theorizing about the Press in Post-Soviet Societies
888(19)
Igor E. Klyukanov
Galina V. Sinekopova
49 Internet and Political Activism in Post-Revolutionary Iran
907(22)
Babak Rahimi
Part VI Conclusion
929(19)
50 Looking Ahead to a New Generation of Media and Mass Communication Theory
931(17)
P. Mark Fackler
Robert S. Fortner
Index 948
About the Editors

Robert S. Fortner is Professor of Journalism and Mass Communication at the American University in Bulgaria. He is the author or editor of seven books and almost 100 essays.

P. Mark Fackler is Professor of Communication at Calvin College, USA. He has written extensively on topics relating to communication and journalism ethics.
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