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California State University, Dominguez Hills
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Created: September 20, 2006
Latest Update: Setpember 20, 2006
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title of essay

Essay and Explanation of concepts.

Discussion Questions

1. In what ways has the media become commodified?

   Consider

References:

• Habermas’ Between Facts and Norms: Legitimizing Power? Abdollah Payrow Shabani. University of Ottawa.

• Cultural Power and Discursive Effects Scott S. Blake. Do not quote without permission of author.

• Public sphere by Alinta Thornton

  References:

  • Reference

  • Public sphere by Alinta Thornton. Well organized site with lots of information and links or citations to cites. jeanne

    "Habermas emphasises the critical role of the media in the public sphere, distinguishing between the early press who highlighted political controversy and the more recent development of media that commodify the news.">

  • Public Interest Anthropology: A Model for Engaged Social Science byPeggy Reeves Sanday. [Prepared for SAR Workshop, Chicago, 2003].

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