Revisiting Hall's Encoding/Decoding Model: Ex-Prisoners Respond to Television Representations of Incarceration

Bill Yousman

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Almost ninety years ago, Lippmann (1922) posited that the mass media create a “pseudo-environment” in people's minds. In this pseudo-environment, viewers, listeners, and readers come to believe tha...

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