Media/cultural studies : critical approaches

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Contents: Rhonda Hammer/Douglas Kellner: From Communications and Media Studies Through Cultural Studies: An Introduction and Overview - Douglas Kellner: Toward a Critical Media/Cultural Studies - Lawrence Grossberg: Cultural Studies: What's in a Name? (One More Time) - Chris Rojek: Stuart Hall on Representation and Ideology - Edward Herman: A Propaganda Model - John Caldwell: How Producers Theorize: Shoot-outs, Bake-offs, and Speed-Dating - Henry A. Giroux: Cultural Studies, Critical Pedagogy, and the Politics of Higher Education - Robin Mansell: The Power of New Media Networks - Jeff Share: Young Children and Critical Media Literacy - Ernest Morrell: Teaching Popular Music - Rhonda Hammer: This Won't Be on the Final: Reflections on Teaching Critical Media Literacy - Carmen Luke: As Seen on TV or Was That My Phone?: 'New' Media Literacy - Richard Beach: Digital Tools for Collecting, Connecting, Constructing, Responding to, Creating, and Conducting Media Ethnographies of Audience Use of Media Texts - Toby Miller: Children and the Media: Alternative Histories - Joe L. Kincheloe: Capital, Ray Kroc, and McDonald's: The World's Lovin' It - Shirley R. Steinberg: Barbie: The Bitch Still Has Everything - Kathalene A. Razzano/Loubna H. Skalli/Christine M. Quail: The Spectacle of Reform: Vulture Culture, Youth, and Television - Larry Gross: Gideon Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2012: Growing Up Gay Today - Sut Jhally: Advertising, Gender and Sex: What's Wrong with a Little Objectification? - Elayne Rapping: The Magical World of Daytime Soap Operas - Pepi Leistyna: Social Class and Entertainment Television: What's So Real about Reality TV? - Myrna A. Hant: African American and Jewish Mothers/Wives on Television: Persistent Stereotypes - Felicia D. Henderson: Successful, Single and Othered: The Media and the Plight of Single Black Women - Merri Lisa Johnson: Ladies Love Your Box: The Rhetoric of Pleasure and Danger in Feminist Television Studies - Angela McRobbie: Post-Feminism and Popular Culture: Bridget Jones and the New Gender Regime - Kathleen McHugh: Women in Traffic: L.A. Autobiography - Chon A. Noriega: Waas Sappening?: Narrative Structure and Iconography in Born in East L.A. - Carl Boggs/Tom Pollard: American Militarism, Hollywood, and Media Culture - Allan Luke: Another Ethnic Autobiography? Childhood and the Cultural Economy of Looking - Meenakshi Gigi Durham: Ethnic Chic and the Displacement of South Asian Female Sexuality in the U.S. Media - Chyng Sun/Ekra Miezan/Rachael Liberman: Model Minority/Honorable Eunuch: The Dual Image of Asian American Men in the Media and Everyday Perception - Jackson Katz: 'Politics Is a Contact Sport': Media, Sports Metaphors and Presidential Masculinity - Leah A. Lievrouw: The Uses of Disenchantment in New Media Pedagogy: Teaching for Remediation and Reconfiguration - Mark Poster: Perfect Transmissions: Evil Bert Laden - Rebecca Stephenson: 'Doing Something That Matters': Children's Culture, Video Games, and the Politics of Representation - Alla Zollers: Critical Perspectives on Social Network Sites - Douglas Kellner/Gooyong Kim: YouTube, Politics, and Pedagogy: Some Critical Reflections.

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