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245 00 $aMass communication and American social thought :$bkey texts, 1919-1968 /$cedited by John Durham Peters and Peter Simonson.
260 $aLanham, Md. :$bRowman & Littlefield Publishers,$cc2004.
300 $axv, 531 p. ;$c26 cm.
440 0 $aCritical media studies
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 499-517) and index.
505 0 $aPart I : From Hope to Disillusionment : Mass Communication Theory Coalesces, 1919-1933. The Process of Social Change (1897) / Charles Horton Cooley -- "The House of Dreams," from The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets (1909) / Jane Addams -- Excerpt from Winesburg, Ohio (1919) / Sherwood Anderson -- Excerpt from Introduction to the Science of Sociology (1921) / Robert E. Park & Ernest W. Burgess -- "Nature, communication, and meaning," from Experience and Nature (1925) / John Dewey -- "The disenchanted man," from The Phantom Public (1925) / Walter Lippmann -- Criteria of Negro Art (1926) / W. E. B. Du Bois -- "The Results of Propaganda," from Propaganda Technique in the World War (1927) / Harold Dwight Lasswell -- Manipulating public opinion : the why and the how (1928) / Edward Bernays -- Excerpt from Middletown : A Study in Contemporary American Culture (1929) / Robert S. Lynd & Helen M. Lynd -- "Communication," from Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (1930) / Edward Sapir.
505 0 $aPart II : The World in Turmoil : Communications Research 1933-1948. "Conclusion," from Movies and Conduct (1933) / Herbert Blumer -- "The integration of communication," from Communication Agencies and Social Life (1933) / Malcolm Willey & Stuart Rice -- "Toward a Critique of Negro Music," from Opportunity (1934) / Alain Locke -- Excerpt from Techniques and Civilization (1934) / Lewis Mumford -- "The Business Nobody Knows," from Our Master's Voice (1934) / James Rorty -- "The Influence of Radio upon Mental and Social Life," from The Psychology of Radio (1935) / Hadley Cantril & Gordon Allport -- "Foreword," from Public Opinion Quarterly (1937) / Editors of Public Opinion Quarterly -- "Human Interest Stories and Democracy," from Public Opinion Quarterly (1937) / Helen MacGill Hughes -- Excerpt from The Fine Art of Propaganda (1939) / Alfred McLung Lee & Elizabeth Briant Lee --
505 0 $a"A Powerful, Bold, and Unmeasurable Party?," from The Pulse of Democracy (1940) / George Gallup & Saul Rae -- "Democracy in Reverse," from Public Opinion Quarterly (1940) / Robert Lynd -- "Needed Research in Communication," from the Rockefeller Archives (1940) / Lyman Bryson, ... [et al.] -- "On Borrowed Experience : an analysis of listening to daytime sketches," from Studies in Philosophy and Social Science (1941) / Herta Herzog -- "Art and Mass Culture," from Studies in philosophy and social science (1941) / Max Horkheimer -- "Administrative and Critical Communications Research," from Studies in Philosophy and Social Science (1941) / Paul F. Lazarsfeld -- "The Popular Music Industry," from Radio Research 1941 (1942) / Duncan MacDougald -- Excerpt from Dialectic of Enlightenment (1944) / Max Horkheimer & Theodor Adorno -- "Nazi propaganda and violence," from German Radio Propaganda (1944) / Ernst Kris & Hans Speier --
505 0 $a"Biographies in Popular Magazines," from Radio Research 1942-43 (1944) / Leo Lowenthal -- "The Negro press," from An American Dilemma : The Negro Problem and Modern Democracy (1944) / Gunnar Myrdal -- "A Social Critique of Radio Music," from The Kenyon Review (1945) / Theodor W. Adorno -- "The social and cultural context," from Mass Persuasion (1946) / Robert K. Merton -- "The Requirements," from A Free and Responsible Press (1947) / The Hutchins Commission -- "Mass media," from UNESCO : Its Philosophy and Purpose (1947) / Julian Sorrell Huxley -- "The Enormous Radio," from The enormous radio and other stories (1947) / John Cheever -- "Mass Communication, Popular Taste, and Organized Social Action," from The Communication of Ideas (1948) / Paul F. Lazarsfeld & Robert K. Merton -- Table from "Communication Research and the Social Psychologist," from Current Trends in Social Psychology (1948) / Paul F. Lazarsfeld --
505 0 $a"Information, Language, and Society," from Cybernetics or Control and Communication in the Animal (1948) / Norbert Wiener -- "Consensus and Mass Communication," from American Sociological Review (1948) / Louis Wirth -- "What Missing the Newspaper Means," from Communications Research (1949) / Bernard Berelson.
505 0 $a"Industrialism and Cultural Values," from The Bias of Communication (1950) / Harold Innis -- "Emerging from Magic," from Hollywood : The Dream Factory (1950) / Hortense Powdermaker -- "Storytellers as Tutors in Technique," from The Lonely Crowd (1950) / David Riesman, Nathan Glazer, & Reuel Denney -- Our Next Frontier : Transoceanic TV," from Look (1950) / David Sarnoff -- "Communication in the Sovietized State, as Demonstrated in Korea," from Public Opinion Quarterly (1951) / Wilbur Schramm & John W. Riley -- "The Consumer's Stake in Radio and Television," from Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television (1951) / Dallas Smythe -- "The Unique Perspective of Television and its effect : a pilot study," from American Sociological Review (1952) / Kurt Lang & Gladys Engel Lang -- "Technology and Political Change," from International Journal (1952) / Marshall McLuhan -- "A Theory of Mass Culture," from Diogenes (1953) / Dwight Macdonald --
505 0 $a"Sight, Sound, and Fury," from Commonweal (1954) / Marshall McLuhan -- "Between Media and Mass," from Personal Influence (1955) / Elihu Katz & Paul F. Lazarsfeld -- "The Theory of Mass Society : A Critique," from Commentary 22 (1956) / Daniel Bell -- "Mass Communication and Para-Social Interaction : Observations on Intimacy at a Distance," from Psychiatry (1956) / Donald Horton & R. Richard Wohl -- "The Mass Society," from The Power Elite (1956) / C. Wright Mills -- "FDR and the White House Mail," Public Opinion Quarterly (1956) / Leila A. Sussmann -- "Notes on a Natural History of Fads," from American Journal of Sociology (1957) / Rolf Meyersohn & Elihu Katz -- "Mass Communication and Socio-Cultural Integration," from Social Forces (1958) / Warren Breed -- "Modernizing styles of life : a theory," from The Passing of Traditional Society (1958) / Daniel Lerner -- "The Social-Anatomy of the Romance-Confession Cover Girl," from Journalism Quarterly (1959) / George Gerbner --
505 0 $a"The State of Communication Research," from Public Opinion Quarterly (1959) / Bernard Berelson -- "The State of Communication Research : Comments," from Public Opinion Quarterly (1959) / Wilbur Schramm, David Riesman, & Raymond Bauer -- "What is Mass Communication," from Mass Communication : A Sociological Perspective (1959) / Charles Wright -- "Social Theory and Mass Media," from Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science (1961) / Thelma McCormack -- Television and the Public Interest (1961) / Newton Minow -- "The Kennedy Assassination and the Nature of Political Commitment," from Public Opinion Quarterly (1965) / Sidney Verba -- "TV Overseas : The U.S. Hard Sell," from The Nation (1966) / Herbert Schiller -- "Aggressive in Advanced Industrial Societies," from Negations (1968) / Herbert Marcuse -- Afterword and achknowledgments -- Other readers and historical collections in American mass communication study and related subjects -- Suggested films --
505 0 $aSelect supplementary reading list -- The intellectual history of North American media studies, 1919-1968 : a selected bibliography (including works cited in interpretive essays).
650 0 $aMass media$xSocial aspects.
650 0 $aMass media$xSocial aspects$zUnited States.
650 0 $aCommunication$xSocial aspects$zUnited States.
650 0 $aMass media and culture$zUnited States.
700 1 $aPeters, John Durham.
700 1 $aSimonson, Peter.
700 1 $aSimonson, Peter,$d1962-
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