Author

Publication

2019 - Taylor & Francis Group

Language

English

Word Count

74,000 words, Guess

Page Count

296 pages

Identifiers

Classifications

  • LCCP94.6.C6875 2020
  • LCCP94.6 .C6875 2020

Description

"Nick Couldry is one of the world's leading analysts of media power and voice, and has been publishing widely for 25 years. This volume, published 20 years after The Place of Media Power, brings together a rich collection of essays from his earliest to his latest writings, some of them hard to access, plus two previously unpublished chapters. The book's 15 chapters cover a variety of themes from voice to space, from Big Data to democracy, from art to reality television. Taken together, they give a unique insight into the range of Couldry's interests and passions. Throughout, Couldry's commitment to connecting media research to wider debates in philosophy and social theory is clear. A substantial Afterword reflects on the common themes that run throughout his work and this volume, and the particular challenges of grasping media's contribution to social order in an age of datafication. A preface by leading US media scholar Jonathan Gray sets these essays in context. The result is an exciting and clearly-written text that will interest students and researchers of media, culture and social theory across the world"--

Subjects

Other Editions

  • Media Voice Space and PowerTaylor & Francis Group2019-01-01

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