Public Opinion and the Communication of ConsentTheodore Lewis Glasser, Charles T. Salmon Guilford Press, 22.04.1995 - 475 Seiten Public Opinion and the Communication of Consent offers an unprecedented range of scholarly perspectives on the relationship between public opinion and communication. With contributions written from social-scientific, historical, critical and cultural traditions, the book illuminates the importance and richness of treating "public opinion" as a multifaceted concept.Written by leading thinkers in the field, some of the work's chapters offer state-of-the-art reviews of research findings, while others are scholarly treatises on some aspect of communication, public opinion, and society. Topics covered include: The nature and institutions of public opinion; the influence of media on public opinion; social and psychological contexts of public opinion; the role public opinion assessment plays in a democratic society. |
Inhalt
Historical Tensions in the Concept of Public Opinion | xix |
Public Opinion and Rationality | 15 |
Levels of Analysis in Public Opinion Research | 37 |
THE INSTITUTION OF PUBLIC OPINION | 69 |
On the Disappearance of Groups 19th and Early 20thCentury Conceptions of Public Opinion | 71 |
The Industry of Public Opinion | 87 |
The Press and the Illusion of Public Opinion The Strange Case of Ronald Reagans Popularity | 114 |
Propaganda and the Technological System | 138 |
THE MEDIA OF COMMUNICATION AND THE OPINIONS OF PUBLICS | 261 |
Issues in the News and the Public Agenda The AgendaSetting Tradition | 263 |
Conflict Consensus and Public Opinion | 283 |
Origins and Consequences of Mediated Public Opinion | 305 |
Making News and Manufacturing Consent The Journalistic Narrative and Its Audience | 330 |
PUBLIC OPINION AND THE PROMISE OF DEMOCRACY | 353 |
The Press Public Opinion and Public Discourse | 355 |
The Influence of Rationality Claims on Public Opinion and Policy | 385 |
SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTEXTS FOR PUBLIC OPINION | 157 |
SocialPsychological Perspectives on Public Opinion | 159 |
The Cognitive Revolution in Public Opinion and Communication Research | 199 |
Opinions Perception and Social Reality | 231 |
Public Opinion as Public Judgment | 399 |
The Politics of Polling and the Limits of Consent | 419 |
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