Continuum: The Australian Journal of Media & Culture
Vol. 5, No. 1, 1991
Media/Discourse
Edited by Alec McHoul
Contents
Alec McHoul, Introduction
VISUAL/DISCOURSE
David Silverman, Unfixing the subject: viewing Bad Timing
Alec McHoul, Taking the children: Some reflections at a distance on the camera and Dr Barnardo
Niall Lucy, My nerves/my Derrida: on Brunette & Wills' Screen/Play
DOCUMENTARY/DISCOURSE
William D. Routt, The truth of the documentary
Theo van Leeuwen, Conjunctive structure in documentary film and television
Carolyn D. Baker, Ways of speaking: the relation of talk and discourse on a documentary film site
NEWS/JOURNALISM/DISCOURSE
Niall Lucy, Writing an(d) experience: Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, again
Christine Higgins, Broadcast news: a linguistic mode of analysis'
Lena Jayyusi, The equivocal text and the objective world: an ethnomethodological analysis of a news report
ADVERTISING/CONSUMING/DISCOURSE
Sue Best, Foundations of femininity: Berlei corsets and the (un)making of the modern body
Peter R. Grahame, Finding the reader: early consumer activism and the project of consumer literacy
Contributors (as @ 1991)
Carolyn D. Baker is Senior Lecturer, Department of Social, Cultural & Curriculum Studies, University of New England
Sue Best is a PhD student in the Department of Fine Arts at the University of Sydney and tutors in the course "Theories of History"
Peter R. Grahame teaches in the Department of Behavioural Sciences, Bentley College, Waltham, Massachusetts
Christine Higgins teaches in the Department of Curriculum & Resource Studies at the Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove Campus
Lena Jayyusi is the Chair in the Department of Communication Studies, Cedar Crest College, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Niall Lucy tutors in Communication Studies, Murdoch University
Alec McHoul is Senior Lecturer in Communication Studies, Murdoch University
William Routt, Lecturer in the Division of Cinema Studies, La Trobe University
David Silverman is Professor of Sociology, Goldsmiths' College, University of London
Theo van Leeuwen teaches in the Department of English & Linguistics, Macquarie University
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