Come on down? : popular media culture in post-war Britain /

• Strinati, Dominic.
• Wagg, Stephen

• Mass media -- Great Britain -- History

• Routledge,

• 0415063264

• Tabloid truth
• Discrimination and popular culture
• Privatisation is it the only alternative to state provision
• Twenty years of British film 1925 1945 Michael Balcon et al
• Northern identities historical interpretations of the north and northernness
• culture for democracy mass communication and the cultivated mind in Britain between the wars
• Contemporary Britain a survey with texts
• Polity reader in cultural theory
• Sex and sexuality in broadcasting
• Superstructuralism the philosophy of structuralism and post structuralism
• News limited why you cant read all about it
• Dissolving views key writings on British cinema
• Theory into practice a reader in modern literary criticism
• Transnational media and Third World development the structure and impact of imperialism
• Ornamentalism how the British saw their empire
• Cavalier parliament and the reconstruction of the old regime 1661 1667
• Structuralism and since from Levi Strauss to Derrida
• Documentary dilemmas Frederick Wisemans Titicut Follies
• Sex lies and democracy the press and the public
• Grammar of the edit
• From Blitz to Blair a new history since 1939
• Language Saussure and Wittgenstein how to play games with words
• High theorylow culture analysing popular television and film
• shaping of modern America 1877 1920
• White over black American attitudes toward the Negro 1550 1812
• media are American Anglo American media in the world
• state were in
• Censored the news that didnt make the news and why the 1995 Project Censored yearbook
• politics of British feminism 1918 1970
• Re reading Saussure the dynamics of signs in social life
• Reconstructing womens wartime lives discourse and subjectivity in oral histories of the Second World War
• Film and the working class the feature film in British andAmerican society
• blood of our sons men women and the renegotiation of British citizenship during the Great War
• Landscape and Englishness
• Measuring bias on television
• Broadcasting and audio visual policy in the European singlemarket
• break up of Britain crisis and neo nationalism
• Kerouac a biography
• Media cultures reappraising transnational media
• Gender and American history since 1890
• moral judgment of the child
• Understanding radio
• Turning it on a reader in women and media
• Broadcast talk
• creative future the way forward for the arts crafts and media in England
• British cinema book
• Media scandals morality and desire in the popular culture marketplace
• Imagining reality the Faber book of the documentary
• Imagining reality the Faber book of the documentary
• Hitting the headlines a practical guide to the media
• Television globalization and cultural identities
• Varieties of cultural history
• Getting the message news truth and power
• Patriotism the making and unmaking of British national identity National fictions
• Society and culture in the slave South
• Pluralism politics and the marketplace the regulation of German broadcasting
• On deconstruction theory and criticism after structuralism
• Constructivism in film the man with the movie camera a cinematic analysis
• Film and reform John Grierson and the documentary film movement
• Television soaps
• radio companion
• social semiotics of mass communication
• writing on the wall Britain in the seventies
• radio handbook
• Hollywood
• When Hollywood loved Britain the Hollywood British film 1939 1945
• Flashback a brief history of film
• Six guns and society a structural study of the Western
• Reconstruction Americas first effort at racial democracy
• Media culture and morality
• Scoop a novel about journalists
• Inventing reality the politics of news media
• Television and the drama of crime moral tales and the place of crime in public life
• British press and broadcasting since 1945
• consumerist manifesto advertising in postmodern times
• Modern newspaper practice a primer on the press
• Battle cry of freedom the Civil War era
• British propaganda during the First World War 1914 18
• Radio the forgotten medium
• Aliens and others science fiction feminism and postmodernism
• Television across Europe a comparative introduction
• British national cinema
• Studying audiences the shock of the real
• Origins of the Cold War an international history
• Dimensions of television violence
• Desperately seeking the audience
• Anglo American media connection
• Understanding television
• good the bad and the unacceptable the hard news about the British press
• enchanted glass Britain and its monarchy
• oral history reader
• Cannabis
• Peers queers and Commons the struggle for gay law reform from 1950 to the present
• Doing oral history
• All our yesterdays 90 years of British cinema
• Media in British politics
• Media ethics cases and moral reasoning
• television handbook
• Mass communication and society
• Up against Foucault explorations of some tensions between Foucault and feminism