David Mitchell teaches in the Graduate Program in Communication Studies at the University of Calgary.
Acknowlegements.
Communication in a Post-Mass Media World: David Crowley and David Mitchell.
Part I: Communication and the Mediation of Social Worlds:.
1. Social Theory and the Media: John B Thompson.
2. Medium Theory: Joshua Meyrowitz.
3. A Recursive Theory of Communication: Klaus Krippendorff.
Part II: Messages, Meanings, Discourse:.
4. Discourse and Cognition in Society: Teun A Van Dijk.
5. Risk Communication and Public Knowledge: William Leiss.
6.Talk, Text and History: Conversation Analysis and Communication Theory: Deidre Boden.
Part III: Contingency, Reflexivity, Post-Modernity:.
7. The Mode of Information and Postmodernity: Mark Poster.
8. In the Realm of Uncertainty: The Global Village and Capitalist Postmodernity: Ien Ang.
9. By Whose Authority? Accounting for Taste in Contemporary Popular Culture: James M Collins.
Part IV: Communication and Public Interests:.
10. Mass Communication and the Public Interest: Denis McQuail.
11. Electronic Networks, Social Relations and the Changing Structure of Knowledge: William Melody.
12. Communication and Development: Majid Tehranian.
Index.