Moral Panics, Social Fears, and the Media: Historical Perspectives
分类: 图书,进口原版,History（历史）,Historical Study,Social History,
品牌: Sian NicholasTom O'Malley
基本信息出版社:Routledge (2013年2月15日)丛书名:Routledge Research in Cultural and Media Studies精装:256页语种：英语ISBN:041550161X条形码:9780415501613ASIN:041550161X您想告诉我们您发现了更低的价格?
商品描述作者简介Sian Nicholas is a Senior Lecturer in British History at Aberystwyth University and Co-Director of the Aberystwyth Centre for Media History, UK. Tom O'Malley is Professor of Media in the Department of Theatre Film and Television at Aberystwyth University, UK.目录Section 1: Approaches to the media, social fears, and moral panics 1. Back to the future: historicising moral panics, Chas Critcher 2. Moral panics, social fears, the media and historians, Tom O'Malley 3. Moral panics and social fears: a cross culturalacomparision? Kevin Williams 4. Politics, rhetoric and moral panics, Martin Barker Section 2: Fearing the media 5. The scary house: when Italy's old telephones gave rise to new fears, Gabriele Balbi 6. Wireless and the troubled Edwardian mind, David Hendy 7. Early cinema and moral panic in the British Empire, James Burns 8. a "Enemy television' in the post-war GDR, Claudia Dittmar Section 3: Complicating the role of the media 9. Unmarried: illegitimacy and the unmarried mother in post-First World War British film, Eve Colpus 10. The press and police powers in inter-war Britain, John Carter Wood 11. Fifth columnists, collaborators and black marketeers: 'enemies within' in Second World War Britain, Sian Nicholas 12. 'A terrible indictment of the present-day young woman': social fears, sexual anxiety and the impact of war in 1940s British murder cases, Matthew Grant 13. Coronation Blues, Steve Chibnall 14. The Wertham case revisited, Janet Staiger 15. American culture and 1960s Finnish television, Paavo Oinonen 16. A Clockwork Orange and mugging, Peter Kramer 17. Framing Lesbianism as incentive for murder: the coverage of the Andersen/Ihns trial in BILD (1973/74), Monika Pater 18. Anti-Muslim Panic in the Danish Media after the Second Danish Mohammed Cartoon Crisis, Karsten Fledelius Conclusion
