Global Encounters: Media and Cultural TransformationGitte Stald, Thomas Tufte Indiana University Press, 2002 - 274 páginas The relation between globalization, culture, and the transformative role of the media is examined in this book. Case studies assess questions of media use, cultural boundaries, and identities emanating from these theoretical reflections. The international scope of this book includes examinations of youth cultures in Denmark and South Africa, Asian cultures in India and London, the Iranian migration to London, and the Gauchos in Southern Brazil. |
Contenido
Introduction | 1 |
Globalisation and the Making of a Global Imaginary | 13 |
Globalisation State Autonomy and Development | 33 |
Cultural Diversity and Cosmopolitanism | 53 |
CULTURAL URBANISATION WORLD MEDIA AND GLOBAL | 67 |
Internet as a World Medium | 85 |
Minorities Media and the Global Commons | 107 |
COSMOPOLITANISM DIASPORA AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY | 123 |
the Case of | 151 |
South Asian Media and Transnational | 173 |
Images of the New Indian | 195 |
Diaspora and Mediated Identities | 217 |
Ethnic Minority Danes between Diaspora and Locality Social Uses | 235 |
List of Contributors | 263 |
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Global Encounters: Media and Cultural Transformation Gitte Stald,Thomas Tufte Vista de fragmentos - 2002 |
Global Encounters: Media and Cultural Transformation Gitte Stald,Thomas Tufte Vista de fragmentos - 2002 |
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