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Designed as an answer to the question of the inclusiveness of the popular culture, this book argues that the values of popular music, media, politics, debates over social issues, and international trade have become everyday propaganda to which everyone relates in some way.
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Designed as an answer to the question of the inclusiveness of the popular culture, this book argues that the values of popular music, media, politics, debates over social issues, and international trade have become everyday propaganda to which everyone relates in some way.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Routledge Communication Series
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 362
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 1997
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 230mm x 154mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 538g
- ISBN-13: 9780805808926
- ISBN-10: 0805808922
- Artikelnr.: 25689376
- Routledge Communication Series
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 362
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 1997
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 230mm x 154mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 538g
- ISBN-13: 9780805808926
- ISBN-10: 0805808922
- Artikelnr.: 25689376
Alex S. Edelstein
Contents: K.E. Heintz-Knowles, Foreword: Popular Culture and the New
Propaganda. Part I:Framing Totalprop: The Old Propaganda and the New.
Totalprop: From Mass Culture to Popular Culture, the Old Propaganda and the
New. Definitionprop: Distinguishing the Old Propaganda From the New.
Languageprop: Inventing the Uninym. Multiprop: Generation and Class.
Cyberprop: The Path to Totalprop. Part II:Entertainmentprop: Surprisingly
Newprop. Filmprop: Picturing the Generations. Adprop: Appropriately Cool!
Sitlifeprop: Flirting With Realities. MTVprop: Inventively Newprop.
RockProp: Alienation, Fame, and Liberation. Rapprop: Telling It Like It Is.
Sportsprop: Businessball and Heroes Great and Small. Humorprop: Opiate of
the Popular Culture. Part III:Mediaprop: From Broadcasting to Journalistic
Nirvanas. Radio Talkprop: Using Oldprop for Fuel. TVprop: From Talk to
Infotainment. Mediaprop: Shooting the TV Messenger. Journalismprop:
Searching for Nirvanas. Part IV:Socialprop: Issues Seeking Answers.
Gayprop: One Foot In, One Out. Genderprop: Women in Mid-Passage.
Trinityprop: Race, Abortion, and Religion. Lobbyprop: The NRA and the
Environment. Part V:Tradeprop and Politicalprop: The Production of
Lexicons. Tradeprop: "Naftoids" and a Vision of GATT. Asia-Bashing, A
Cultural Oldprop. Politicalprop 1992: Gridlock and Credibility.
Politicalprop 1994 and 1995: Restoring Presidentialprop. The 1996 Campaign:
Softprop and Hardprop. Pollprop: Court of Last Resort. Endprop: The Road
Ahead.
Propaganda. Part I:Framing Totalprop: The Old Propaganda and the New.
Totalprop: From Mass Culture to Popular Culture, the Old Propaganda and the
New. Definitionprop: Distinguishing the Old Propaganda From the New.
Languageprop: Inventing the Uninym. Multiprop: Generation and Class.
Cyberprop: The Path to Totalprop. Part II:Entertainmentprop: Surprisingly
Newprop. Filmprop: Picturing the Generations. Adprop: Appropriately Cool!
Sitlifeprop: Flirting With Realities. MTVprop: Inventively Newprop.
RockProp: Alienation, Fame, and Liberation. Rapprop: Telling It Like It Is.
Sportsprop: Businessball and Heroes Great and Small. Humorprop: Opiate of
the Popular Culture. Part III:Mediaprop: From Broadcasting to Journalistic
Nirvanas. Radio Talkprop: Using Oldprop for Fuel. TVprop: From Talk to
Infotainment. Mediaprop: Shooting the TV Messenger. Journalismprop:
Searching for Nirvanas. Part IV:Socialprop: Issues Seeking Answers.
Gayprop: One Foot In, One Out. Genderprop: Women in Mid-Passage.
Trinityprop: Race, Abortion, and Religion. Lobbyprop: The NRA and the
Environment. Part V:Tradeprop and Politicalprop: The Production of
Lexicons. Tradeprop: "Naftoids" and a Vision of GATT. Asia-Bashing, A
Cultural Oldprop. Politicalprop 1992: Gridlock and Credibility.
Politicalprop 1994 and 1995: Restoring Presidentialprop. The 1996 Campaign:
Softprop and Hardprop. Pollprop: Court of Last Resort. Endprop: The Road
Ahead.
Contents: K.E. Heintz-Knowles, Foreword: Popular Culture and the New
Propaganda. Part I:Framing Totalprop: The Old Propaganda and the New.
Totalprop: From Mass Culture to Popular Culture, the Old Propaganda and the
New. Definitionprop: Distinguishing the Old Propaganda From the New.
Languageprop: Inventing the Uninym. Multiprop: Generation and Class.
Cyberprop: The Path to Totalprop. Part II:Entertainmentprop: Surprisingly
Newprop. Filmprop: Picturing the Generations. Adprop: Appropriately Cool!
Sitlifeprop: Flirting With Realities. MTVprop: Inventively Newprop.
RockProp: Alienation, Fame, and Liberation. Rapprop: Telling It Like It Is.
Sportsprop: Businessball and Heroes Great and Small. Humorprop: Opiate of
the Popular Culture. Part III:Mediaprop: From Broadcasting to Journalistic
Nirvanas. Radio Talkprop: Using Oldprop for Fuel. TVprop: From Talk to
Infotainment. Mediaprop: Shooting the TV Messenger. Journalismprop:
Searching for Nirvanas. Part IV:Socialprop: Issues Seeking Answers.
Gayprop: One Foot In, One Out. Genderprop: Women in Mid-Passage.
Trinityprop: Race, Abortion, and Religion. Lobbyprop: The NRA and the
Environment. Part V:Tradeprop and Politicalprop: The Production of
Lexicons. Tradeprop: "Naftoids" and a Vision of GATT. Asia-Bashing, A
Cultural Oldprop. Politicalprop 1992: Gridlock and Credibility.
Politicalprop 1994 and 1995: Restoring Presidentialprop. The 1996 Campaign:
Softprop and Hardprop. Pollprop: Court of Last Resort. Endprop: The Road
Ahead.
Propaganda. Part I:Framing Totalprop: The Old Propaganda and the New.
Totalprop: From Mass Culture to Popular Culture, the Old Propaganda and the
New. Definitionprop: Distinguishing the Old Propaganda From the New.
Languageprop: Inventing the Uninym. Multiprop: Generation and Class.
Cyberprop: The Path to Totalprop. Part II:Entertainmentprop: Surprisingly
Newprop. Filmprop: Picturing the Generations. Adprop: Appropriately Cool!
Sitlifeprop: Flirting With Realities. MTVprop: Inventively Newprop.
RockProp: Alienation, Fame, and Liberation. Rapprop: Telling It Like It Is.
Sportsprop: Businessball and Heroes Great and Small. Humorprop: Opiate of
the Popular Culture. Part III:Mediaprop: From Broadcasting to Journalistic
Nirvanas. Radio Talkprop: Using Oldprop for Fuel. TVprop: From Talk to
Infotainment. Mediaprop: Shooting the TV Messenger. Journalismprop:
Searching for Nirvanas. Part IV:Socialprop: Issues Seeking Answers.
Gayprop: One Foot In, One Out. Genderprop: Women in Mid-Passage.
Trinityprop: Race, Abortion, and Religion. Lobbyprop: The NRA and the
Environment. Part V:Tradeprop and Politicalprop: The Production of
Lexicons. Tradeprop: "Naftoids" and a Vision of GATT. Asia-Bashing, A
Cultural Oldprop. Politicalprop 1992: Gridlock and Credibility.
Politicalprop 1994 and 1995: Restoring Presidentialprop. The 1996 Campaign:
Softprop and Hardprop. Pollprop: Court of Last Resort. Endprop: The Road
Ahead.