George Gerbner

Hungarian born American professor of communication and the founder of cultivation theory.

Born 1819-01-01

Died 2005-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL147479A

Top Subjects

Mass media (2)
United States (2)
Violence in mass media (2)
Language Arts / Linguistics / Literacy (2)
Language Arts & Disciplines / Communication (2)
Communication (2)
Language Arts & Disciplines (2)

Books by George Gerbner

Total count: 15

Instructional technology and the pressa case study. Daily newspaper treatment of communication technology topics discussed at the 1961 NEA convention.

1962-01-01
Mass communications and popular conceptions of educationa cross-cultural study. Cooperative research project no. 876.

Institute of Communications Research, College of Journalism and Communications, University of Illinois1964-01-01
The press and the dialogue in educationthe case study of a national educational convention and its depiction in America's daily newspapers.

Association for Education in Journalism1967-01-01
The film heroa cross-cultural study

Association for Education in Journalism1969-01-01
Women and minorities in television drama 1969-1978a research report

University of Pennsylvania, Annenberg School of Communications1979-01-01
Child AbuseAn Agenda for Action

Oxford University Press, USA1980-08-28
Violence and terror in the mass media

UNIPUB [distributor]1988-01-01
Violence et terreur dans les médias

Unesco1989-01-01
The Global Media DebateIts Rise, Fall and Renewal (Communication and Information Science)

Ablex Publishing1993-01-01
The Global Media DebateIts Rise, Fall and Renewal (Communication and Information Science Series)1st Ed edition

Ablex Publishing1993-01-01
The future of mediadigital democracy or more corporate control?1st ed.

Seven Stories Press1999-01-01
Against the mainstreamthe selected works of George Gerbner

P. Lang2002-01-01
Moods and ModesRhythm and Rhyme

PublishAmerica2005-12-27
Truths among UsConversations on Building a New Culture

PM Press2011-01-01
Violence and terror in and by the media.

Sage