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Living with Television Now

Advances in Cultivation Theory and Research

James Shanahan & Nancy Signorielli & Michael Morgan

Living with Television Now

Living with Television Now

Advances in Cultivation Theory and Research

Living with Television Now

 

George Gerbner's cultivation theory provides a framework for the analysis of relationships between television viewing and attitudes and beliefs about the world. Since the 1970s, cultivation analysis has been a lens through which to examine television's contributions to conceptions of violence, sex roles, political attitudes and numerous other phenomena.

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Beschrijving Living with Television Now

Since the 1970s, cultivation analysis has been a lens through which to examine television's contributions to conceptions of violence, sex roles, political attitudes and numerous other phenomena. This title provides a framework for the analysis of relationships between television viewing and attitudes and beliefs about the world.

ISBN
9781433113697
Pagina's
427
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NUR
741
Druk
1
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Hardback
Taal
Engels
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Peter Lang Publishing Inc

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