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- Artículo:
Legitimating TV Journalism in 60 Minutes: The Ramifications of Subordinating the Visual to the Primacy of the Word
- Autor:
Sarah Stein
- Resumen:
The television news magazine genre carries with it an implicit bias that began in an earlier stage of television's dissemination when Thjournalism sought to be legitimized by using standards of objectivity handed dozem from newspapers and magazines. This article contends that ibis legitimation was attempted by valorizing the rhetorical power of the spoken word and efectively ignoring that visual images carry independent persuasive power persuasive power, moreover, that often contradicts the verbal and escapes the containment of the objective word
- Página:
249
- Publicación:
Critical Studies in Media Communication
- Volúmen:
18
- Número:
3
- Periodo:
Septiembre 2001
- ISSN:
07393180
- SrcID:
07393180-2001-03.txt
- Documento número 1586282
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Deviant Subjects in Foucault and a Clockwork Orange: Congruent Critiques of Criminological Constructions of Subjectivity
- Autor:
PatJ. Gehrke
- Resumen:
The expansion of social scientific models for controlling crime and deviancy provided the context for both Stanley Kubrick's film A Clockwork Orange and much of Foucault's writing. This essay examines how Foucault's writings and Kubrick's film lay out congruent critiques of social scientific and criminological attempts to define and constitute deviancy and subjectivity Foucaults texts and Kubrick's film ask us to remember the violence of our everyday existence and lo recognize our modern nightmares as portents of what lies along the path that we have followed
- Página:
270
- Publicación:
Critical Studies in Media Communication
- Volúmen:
18
- Número:
3
- Periodo:
Septiembre 2001
- ISSN:
07393180
- SrcID:
07393180-2001-03.txt
- Documento número 1586283
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Letters to the Editor as a Forum for Public Deliberation: Modes of Publicity and Democratic Debate
- Autor:
Kain Wahl jorgensen
- Resumen:
This paper traces, through in-depth interviews with San Francisco Bay letters editors, the criteria editors use to select letters, and examines how these criteria contribute to constructing the public by privileging certain forms of expression, and suppressing others. In constructing a theoretical framework, the paper draws on political philosophy to distinguish between three prevalent modes of publicity: Exhibitionist publicity, focused on the display of individual greatness; dialogist publicity, emphasizing democratic dialogue between groups and individuals; and activist publicity, which entails the confrontation between groups that seek to advance political goals
- Página:
303
- Publicación:
Critical Studies in Media Communication
- Volúmen:
18
- Número:
3
- Periodo:
Septiembre 2001
- ISSN:
07393180
- SrcID:
07393180-2001-03.txt
- Documento número 1586284
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- Artículo:
Why We Fought: Holocaust Memory in Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan
- Autor:
Peter Ehrenhaus
- Resumen:
Steven Spielberg's film Saving Private Ryan has been criticized for its failure to frame narrative action in terms of national, moral purpose. This criticism can be understood in terms of the constraints that the "Vietnam syndrome" places upon contemporary cinematic narratives of war; Vietnam memory subverts earnest declaration of high national principle. This essay examines how Saving Private Ryan "reillusions" American national identity in the wake of Vietnam by giving presence to an even more distant past. Supported by close textual analysis of key scenes centering upon the sole Jewish character in the film, this reading argues that the specific moral justification for waging war and accepting its horrors and sacrifices is found in a moral crusade against the Nazi program of Holocaust
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321
- Publicación:
Critical Studies in Media Communication
- Volúmen:
18
- Número:
3
- Periodo:
Septiembre 2001
- ISSN:
07393180
- SrcID:
07393180-2001-03.txt
- Documento número 1586285
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Nostalgic Longings, Memories of the "Good War," and Cinematic Representations in Saving Private Ryan
- Autor:
Marouf Hasian
Jr
- Resumen:
This essay focuses attention on some of the polysemic and polyvalent dimensions of Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan. The author argues that this film needs to be viewed as an intertextual fragment, where audiences, rhetors, and critics co produce their interpretations of the rhetorical meaning of D-Day and the "Good War" .The essay advances the argument that critical memory studies help us understand how various representations and absences in the film allow for a number of different nostalgic and oppositional readings of the film. Because of the ambiguous nature of this cinematic representation, both supporters and detractors could claim that this was a realistic film that supported their own views on warfare
- Página:
338
- Publicación:
Critical Studies in Media Communication
- Volúmen:
18
- Número:
3
- Periodo:
Septiembre 2001
- ISSN:
07393180
- SrcID:
07393180-2001-03.txt
- Documento número 1586286
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