Media Discourse -- Essays on Journalism and Communication

Author: Li Bin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is divided into four sections: "Theoretical Section," "Historical Section," "Speech Section," and "Book Connection Section." Most of these texts were originally published in core journals and primarily revolve around themes such as critical theory in news and communication, the relationship between news and communication and social change, and the history and current state of global communication. Some articles have even sparked discussions or critiques from academic peers. Similar to the author's other works, this book reflects a conscious pursuit of a "Chinese style and flavor." It is suitable for researchers as a reference and can also be read by college and graduate students. The book explores themes such as critical theory in news and communication, the relationship between news and communication and social change, and the history and current state of global communication, offering rich content and unique perspectives. It is suitable for researchers as a reference and can also be read by college and graduate students. This book compiles the author's main writings from 20 years of teaching and research, especially the past decade. It is divided into four sections: "Theoretical Section," "Historical Section," "Speech Section," and "Book Connection Section." Most of these texts were originally published in core journals and primarily revolve around themes such as critical theory in news and communication, the relationship between news and communication and social change, and the history and current state of global communication. Some articles have even sparked discussions or critiques from academic peers. Similar to the author's other works, this book reflects a conscious pursuit of a "Chinese style and flavor." It is suitable for researchers as a reference and can also be read by college and graduate students.