Media Texts, Authors and Readers: A ReaderDavid Graddol, Oliver Boyd-Barrett Multilingual Matters, 1994 - 282 pages A collection of 18 articles, most previously published, illustrating some recent applications of linguistics and literary criticism to the electronic mass media. They cover texts and linguistic theory, the structure of texts, the problem of authorship, and the role of the reader/viewer. One of four readers for use in an Open University course. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
Table des matières
Three Models of Language Description | 1 |
EncodingDecoding | 14 |
A Question of Convergence | 22 |
What is a Text? | 40 |
Spoken and Written Modes of Meaning | 51 |
The Texture of a Text | 74 |
Hysterical Style in the Press | 97 |
Film Languages | 119 |
THE PROBLEM OF AUTHORSHIP | 161 |
The Authoring of Saussure | 171 |
An Oppositional Text | 180 |
Stuart Hall | 200 |
The Lively Audience | 224 |
Television Pleasures | 239 |
Developments | 256 |
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