Communication theories in a multicultural world /
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| Imprint: | New York : Peter Lang, [2014] |
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| Description: | xiii, 325 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Intersections in communications and culture : global approaches and transdisciplinary perspectives, 1528-610X ; vol. 31 Intersections in communications and culture ; v 31. |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9951809 |
Table of Contents:
- Preface: Toward a Better World
- Part 1. Overview
- 1. Keeping the Public Sphere(s) Public
- Part 2. General Theoretical Conditions
- 2. Talking Communicatively About Mass Communication in Communication Theories: Bevond Multiplicity, Toward Communicating
- 3. Social Scientific Theory of Communication Encounters Normativity: A Personal Memoir
- 4. Understanding the Critical Political Economy of the Media
- 5. Power, Inequality, and Citizenship: The Enduring Importance of the Political Economy of Communications
- 6. Cultural Studies: Dialogue, Continuity, and Change
- 7. A Mutually Radicalizing Relationship: Communication Theory and Cultural Studies in the United States
- 8. Thinking Communication in Latin America
- 9. Toward a Theory of African Communication
- 10. Theorizing About Communication in India: Sadharanikaran, Rasa, and Other Traditions in Rhetoric and Aesthetics
- Part 3. Thematic Approaches
- 11. Voice, Citizenship, and Civic Action: Challenges to Participatory Communication
- 12. Media, Culture, and the Imagination of Religion
- 13. Theorizing Development, Communication, and Social Change
- 14. Human Rights and Communication: Reflections on a Challenging Relationship
- 15. Struggle, Vatican II, and Development Communication Practice
- 16. Media Ecology
- 17. Journalism, Multicultural ism, and the Struggle for Solidarity
- 18. Media Ethics in Transnational, Gender Inclusive, and Multicultural Terms
- Contributors
- Index
