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Communication Research—A Half-Century Appraisal / ed. by Daniel Lerner, Lyle Nelson.

De Gruyter University of Hawaii Press eBook Package Archive pre 2000 Available online

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Chaffee, Steven, Contributor.
Chu, Godwin, Contributor.
Hawkridge, David G., Contributor.
Himmelweit, Hilde, Contributor.
Hudson, Robert, Contributor.
Kato, Hidetoshi, Contributor.
Kleinjans, Everett, Contributor.
Lasswell, Harold, Contributor.
Lazarsfeld, Paul, Contributor.
Lerner, Daniel, Contributor.
Lerner, Daniel, Editor.
Lumsdaine, Arthur, Contributor.
Lyle, Jack, Contributor.
Nelson, Lyle, Contributor.
Nelson, Lyle, Editor.
Osgood, Charles, Contributor.
Pool, Ithiel, Contributor.
Reid, James, Contributor.
Rogers, Everett, Contributor.
Schramm, Elizabeth, Contributor.
Stegner, Wallace, Contributor.
Yu, Frederick, Contributor.
Series:
East-West Center Books
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (356 p.)
Place of Publication:
Honolulu : University of Hawaii Press, [2021]
Language Note:
In English.
Summary:
Communication research, a relatively new field of scholarly endeavor, began about fifty years ago with some of the pioneering studies by Paul Lazarsfeld and others. Today it has become central to almost all national development efforts and to studies of the organizational structures of industrial societies.In what has been termed by many scholars the "Age of Communication," it is timely and appropriate that an appraisal be made of past accomplishments and failures as the basis for determining future directions and potential of communication research. This book makes such an appraisal and assesses the present state of the various areas of communication research. Written by world authorities in the major areas of communication research, chapters cover the diversity of the field: the impact of modern communication on traditional cultures and the spread of "open learning" systems; intriguing ideas such as that of Charles E. Osgood, whose "How Should a University Be?" provides a blueprint for reorganizing the university, and that of Harold D. Lasswell, whose "Building as Political Communication" views architecture as symbolic of power and shows how building has been manipulated to reinforce power.It is fitting that this book be dedicated to Wilbur Schramm, whose contributions, perhaps more than those of any other person, have brought the field of communication research to international prominence.
Contents:
Frontmatter
Contents
Introduction
I. STATE OF THE ART
COMMUNICATION AND EDUCATION
Yesterday's and Tomorrow's Television Research on Children
On Mass Communication Experiments and the Like
Communication and Education in Open Learning Systems
How Should a University Be?
Communication and Development
Network Analysis of the Diffusion of Innovations: Family Planning in Korean Villages
Communication Policy and Planning for Development: Some Notes on Research
Communication Issues
Public Television: Too Much Ambition and Overcommitment?
Mass Media Effects: New Research Perspectives
Popular Culture
COMMUNICATION AND POLICY
Communication Research and Its Applications: A Postscript
Technology and Policy in the Information Age
Building as Political Communication: The Signature of Power on Environment
II. A LIFE IN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH
The Early Years
The Literary Years
The Iowa Years
The Illinois Years
The Stanford Years
The Hawaii Years
Bibliography of the Works of Wilbur Schramm
Curriculum Vitae of Wilbur Schramm
Notes on Contributors
Notes:
Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 26. Mai 2021)
ISBN:
0-8248-8707-7
OCLC:
1253313560

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