The Audience in Everyday Life: Living in a Media World

S. Elizabeth Bird

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Chapter 1 Introduction: Living in a Media World Chapter 2 What a Story! Understanding the Audience for Scandal Chapter 3: Chatting on Cynthia's Porch: Creating Community in an E-mail Fan Group Chapter 4 Indians Are Like that: Negotiating Identity in a Media World Chapter 5 Supermarket Tabloids and the Question of Belief Chapter 6 CJ's Revenge: Media, Folklore, and the World of AIDS Chapter 7 Cultural Studies and Taste: Ethnography and TV Fan Culture

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