Making Sense of Television: The Psychology of Audience Interpretation (International Series in Experimental Social Psychology) - Softcover
New technological developments and increasing leisure time ensure that television will continue to structure and influence people's experiences and understanding of their social world far into the future. 'Making Sense of Television' addresses an issue
central to the social psychological perspective on the mass media - how viewers interpret the programmes that they see. A critical review of relevant literatures in psychology, communications and literary critisism is followed by an analysis which seeks to integrate these research literatures to provide a new perspective on the audience's everyday interpretations of television.
central to the social psychological perspective on the mass media - how viewers interpret the programmes that they see. A critical review of relevant literatures in psychology, communications and literary critisism is followed by an analysis which seeks to integrate these research literatures to provide a new perspective on the audience's everyday interpretations of television.
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Review:
'...advances intriguing ideas about integrating critical and social psychological approaches in television viewing research...inspires thought and challenges change in the way we study television viewing'
Donna Rouner, Journalism Quarterly, Spring 1992
Donna Rouner, Journalism Quarterly, Spring 1992
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- PublisherPergamon Pr
- ISBN 10 0080367593
- ISBN 13 9780080367590
- BindingPaperback
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