Livre - Communication theories in a multicultural world

Contents Preface: Toward a Better World, Kaarle Nordenstreng, p.ix Part One : Overview 1. Keeping the Public Sphere(s) Public, Robert A. White, p.3 Part Two : General Theoretical Conditions 2. Talking Communicatively About Mass Communication in Communication Theories : Beyond Multiplicity, Toward Communicating, Brenda Dervin/Peter Shields, p.25 3. Social Scientific Theory of Communication Encounters Normativity : A Personal Memoir, Denis McQuail, p.46 4. Understanding the Critical Political Economy of the Media, Janet Wasko, p.60 5. Power, Inequality, and Citizenship : The Enduring Importance of the Political Economy of Communications, Peter Golding/Karen Williamson, p.83 6. Cultural Studies : Dialogue, Continuity, and Change, Roger Bromley, p.96 7. A Mutually Radicalizing Relationship : Communication Theory and Cultural Studies in the United States, Michael Real/David Black, p.112 8. Thinking Communication in Latin America, Jesús Martin-Barbero, p.129 9. Toward a Theory of African Communication, Joseph Oládèjo Fáníran, p.146 10. Theorizing About Communication in India : Sadharanikaran, Rasa, and Other Traditions in Rhetoric and Aesthetics, Keval J. Kumar, p.160 Part Three : Thematic Approaches 11. Voice, Citizenship, and Civic Action : Challenges to Participatory Communication, Thomas Tufte, p.179 12. Media, Culture, and the Imagination of Religion, Stewart M. Hoover, p.197 13. Theorizing Development, Communication, and Social Change, Pradip N. Thomas, p.213 14. Human Rights and Communication: Reflections on a Challenging Relationship, Cees J. Hamelink, p.228 15. Struggle, Vatican II, and Development Communication Practice, Ruth Teer-Tomaselli/Keyan G. Tomaselli, p.241 16. Media Ecology, Paul A. Soukup, SJ, p.255 17. Journalism, Multiculturalism, and the Struggle for Solidarity, Theodore L. Glasser/Isabel Awad, p.273 18. : Media Ethics in Transnational, Gender Inclusive, and Multicultural Terms, Clifford G. Christians, p.293 Contributors, p.313