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Peer reviewedHanczor, Robert S. – Critical Studies in Mass Communication, 1997
Suggests a new academic perspective for investigating the nature of mass-mediated public controversies based on Stuart Hall's theory of articulation. This theory is appropriated to help identify the empowering associations made between the individuals and groups participating in the 1993 controversy over the embattled television program "NYPD…
Descriptors: Communication Research, Higher Education, Ideology, Models
Peer reviewedCuklanz, Lisa M. – Critical Studies in Mass Communication, 1998
Contributes to scholarship regarding whether, when, and how feminist formulations of rape made their way into the mainstream by examining 25 episodes of prime-time television featuring rape as a primary plot element from 1976 through 1978. Finds that these episodes bolster hegemonic masculinity by focusing on male protagonists, depicting them as…
Descriptors: Commercial Television, Feminism, Feminist Criticism, Masculinity
Peer reviewedSandeen, Cathy – Critical Studies in Mass Communication, 1997
Finds that "PM Magazine" emphasized and promoted a dominant personal success value system revolving around recognition, achievement, financial success, excitement, and physical attributes. Argues that this value system existed because it appealed to a particular demographic, making the program highly marketable to national advertisers,…
Descriptors: Content Analysis, Higher Education, Mass Media Role, Programming (Broadcast)
