Criticizing the Media: Empirical Approaches

James B. Lemert

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Introduction The 'State of the Art' Among Critics 'Administrative' and 'Critical' Media Research Tools the Empiricists Use The Common Bond Empirical and Social Responsibility Criticisms Doing Empirical Criticism of Media Performance Systematic Criticism and Media Studies

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