Why Study the Media?

1999-01-01bookSAGE Publications Ltd eBooks569 citationsclosed

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Media and Communication Studies Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

Abstract

The Texture of Experience Mediation Technology Textual Claims And Analytical Strategies Rhetoric Poetics Erotics Dimensions Of Experience Play Performance Consumption Locations of Action and Experience House and Home Community Globe Making Sense Trust Memory The Other Towards a new media politics

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