Historical methods in mass communication

James D. Startt · William David Sloan

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Philosophy, History, and Historiography Media, Journalism, and Communication History Media Studies and Communication

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Contents: Introduction. The Nature of History. Interpretation in History. The Fundamentals of Good History. Basic Procedures and Techniques. Searching for Historical Materials. Historical Sources and Their Evaluation. Explanation in History. Writing. Presentation and Publication.

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