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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"James Carey"”.

  1. The print that binds : local journalism, civic life and the public sphere

    … theoretical frameworks, but particularly that of James Carey and his explanation of the "transmission" and "ritual" functions of communication. In my more expansive understanding of these theories, I suggest the transmission role encompasses the ways in which local journalism informs citizens on …

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  2. Taking Cloaks to the Cleaners: A Case Study of Yelp v. Hadeed Carpet Cleaning Reveals the Need for Stronger Unmasking Standards

    … standards. Next, an in-depth examination of James Carey's models of communication and the theoretical justifications for protecting anonymous and harmful speech explains the need for a national unmasking standard. To conclude, the thesis proposes an unmasking law that comports with First …

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  3. Playing the crisis: video games and the mobilization of anxiety and desire

    … studies has to offer, as well as to the works of James Carey, Michel Foucault, Paul Virilio, and Raymond Williams, for their conceptions of technologies as cultural practices that operate to codify the particular formation of various populations. If I am successful, my hope is that this …

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  4. Satire as Journalism: The Daily Show and American Politics at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century

    … satire. Press and speech protections that James Madison and Thomas Jefferson wrote into the Constitution have served journalists and satirists - and those who work both camps, such as Ben Franklin, Mark Twain and H.L Mencken - during critical times in our history. Indeed, the blurring of …

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