Articles that cite Margret Morse's Talk, Talk, Talk... (edited into MLA format)
article one
Title: DISCOURSE TALK TELEVISION
Author(s): DEMING RH
Source: SCREEN 26 (6): 88-92 1985
Document Type: Article
Publisher: OXFORD UNIV PRESS, WALTON ST JOURNALS DEPT, OXFORD, ENGLAND OX2 6DP
although this article does not contain anything specifically concerning race and ethinicity in the media it does deal with discourse. Discourse is a topic that scholars of race and ethnicity in the media would no a great deal about. It was also published in the same source as the article that was written by Margret Morse. Screen 26
article two:
Title: ON MEDIA AND EXISTENCE - CRITICAL RESPONSE
Author(s): NELSON JL
Source: CRITICAL STUDIES IN MASS COMMUNICATION 4 (3): 311-318 SEP 1987
Document Type: Article
Publisher: SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSN, 5105 BACKLICK RD, ANNANDALE, VA 22003
I assume this article would go on to explain how all types of people have exsisted in the media. It also deals a great deal with discourse, which is an important topic for someone researching race and ethnicity in the media.
article three:
Title: INTERSUBJECTIVITY AND TEMPORAL REFERENCE IN TELEVISION COMMENTARY
Author(s): MARRIOTT S
Source: TIME & SOCIETY 4 (3): 345-364 OCT 1995
Document Type: Article
Publisher: SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD, 6 BONHILL STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND EC2A 4PU
This article might be useful becasue it analyzes how television commentary is received differently to people around the world, and in different time periods. This could deal with how minorites are talked about in certain broadcasts, and their reaction to what is said. Once again the article also deals with discourse which is important becasue of reasons mentioned in my other two examples. It also comes form a different source then the other three articles examined. Time & Society.
Article 1
Deming, R. "Discourse Talk Television," Screen 26.6 (1985): 88-92.
Article 2
Nelson, J. "On Media And Existance - Critical Response," Critical Studies In Mass Communication 4.3 (1987): 311-318.
Article 3
Marriott, S. "Intersubjectivity And Temporal Reference In Television Commentary," Time And Society 4.3 (1995): 345-364.
posted by Spencer Vermue @ 1:09 PM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home