MU Libraries New Books: Journalism Library

About the new book list

5/15/2013

The RSS feeds for the new books list is updated every Wednesday and contains a list of books added to the Journalism Library collection for the last six weeks. Titles added to the collection within the last week are shelved in the New Books bookcase located in the Journalism library.

New materials remain in the New Books bookcase for 30 days, and the older materials are then added to the regular collection by call number.

You may check out any books located in the New Books bookcase.

(based on a true story) / David Alan Harvey [layout and design : Bryan Harvey]. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR140.H378 B37 2012

A British entertainment / Jocelyn Bain Hogg. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: GT738 .H64 2012

A magic web : the tropical forest of Barro Colorado Island / photographs by Christian Ziegler text by Egbert Giles Leigh, Jr. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: QH108.P3 Z54 2012

Blind date / Mads Greve. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR655 .G748 2012

Blue highways revisited / Edgar I. Ailor III photography by Edgar I. Ailor III and Edgar I. Ailor IV foreword by William Least Heat-Moon. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: E169.Z83 A356 2012

Bosnia 1992-1995 / edited by Jon Jones photographers: Alexandra Boulat ... [et al.] (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DR1313.3 .B676 2012

Brooklyn buzz / Gaia Light, Alessandro Cosmelli texts, James Wellford, Marion Durand, Gavin Keeney. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: F129.B7 .L54 2012

Deceptive beauties : the world of wild orchids / Christian Ziegler foreword by Natalie Angier introduction by Michael Pollan. (5/15/2013)

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Review

“Orchids are one of the most diverse and successful families of plants, and can be found in almost every corner of the world. Christian Ziegler captures their beauty through his spectacular photographs, unveiling their mysteries and giving us an insight into their fascinating natural history.”

Call #: QK495.O64 Z48 2011

Deep sea diver : an American photographer's journey in Shanxi, China / Danny Lyon. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR820.5 .L963 2011

Eight days / Venetia Dearden. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR655 .D437 2011

England uncensored / Peter Dench. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DA667 .D46 2012

Essential TBI photography : survive, thrive, create / by Glenn R. Hieber. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR655 .H54 2012

Exiled to nowhere : Burma's Rohingya / Greg Constantine foreword by Emma Larkin. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DS528.2.R64 C66 2012

Gypsy kings : once upon a time, in a place called Buzescu / Karla Gachet, Ivan Kashinsnky [that is, Kashinsky]. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DX224 .G33 2012

Heavy hand, sunken spirit / David Rochkind. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: HV5840.M4 R635 2012

Hesitating beauty / Joshua Lutz. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: RC455.4.F3 L88 2012

Hunters / David Chancellor. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: SK251 .C436 2012

I belong Jarrow / Chris Harrison essay by Val Williams. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DA690.J3 H37 2012

Jennifer's family / Louise Marie Summer with texts by Mairéad Byrne. (5/15/2013)

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About the Author

Louisa Marie Summer, born 1983 in Munich, Germany, is a German photographer, currently based in Brooklyn, NY. In 2010 she graduated with a Master of Fine Arts in Photography from the renowned Rhode Island School of Design. Before Louisa studied Photo Design and received her Diploma from the University of Applied Sciences Munich, Germany. Louisa’s photographs and video explore issues of social structure, injustice, identity, and survival. She has worked extensively, among others, in India, Australia and the Republic of Georgia. In Tbilisi she documented the diverse lifestyles of contemporary Georgian youth, torn between religious and traditional values and the promises of Western status symbols like cars and the latest fashion. Maire´ad Byrne is an Associate Professor of Poetry and Poetics at Rhode Island School of Design and was Louisa Marie Summer’s teacher in the early days of this project. She now feels more student than teacher, being led out by Louisa’s photographs into real engagement with writing in service to community, and new relationships with people and neighborhoods in Providence, the city in which she has lived for nine years.

Call #: TR681.F28 S86 2012

Keiko / Tomasz Gudzowaty [text, Witold Szabłowski.]. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR670.5 .G839 2012

Kitra Cahana / [presented] by Steve McCurry. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR655 .C343 2012

Liquid land / Rena Effendi and Rustam Effendi. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DK699.27 .E444 2012

Milpa / Krystian Bielatowicz. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: F1219.3.S6 B54 2012

My Moscow : photographs / Igor Moukhin introduction by Zakhar Prilepin. (5/15/2013)

5/15/2013

Call #: DK600 .M855 2012

Next # 02 / participants in the 2012 Joop Swart Masterclass held by the World Press Photo [text editor, Rodney Bolt picture editor, Teun van der Heijden]. (5/15/2013)

5/15/2013

Call #: TR820 .N49 2012

Pakistan : land of the pure / Sarah Caron. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DS376.9 .C37 2010

Photojournalisms / Ed Kashi. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR820 .K374 2011

Poppy : trails of Afghan heroin / [photography and text] Robert Knoth & Antoinette de Jong. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: HV5840.A3 K668 2012

Save the last dance : a story of North American Grassland grouse / Noppadol Paothong written by Joel M. Vance [foreword by Paul A. Johnsgard]. (5/15/2013)

5/15/2013

Call #: QL696.G27 P368 2012

Stand by = Za Belarusʹ / [photographers: Jan Brykczyński ... [et al.]]. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DK507.32 .S836 2012

Steve McCurry / [Herausgeber, Thomas Osterkorn, Andreas Petzold]. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR654 .M3934 2012

The Bosnian identity : Matteo Bastianelli. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DR1750 .B3713 2012

The human face of big data / created by Rick Smolan and Jennifer Erwitt. (5/15/2013)

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The New York Times
"Big Data Gets its own Photo Album"

All Things Digital
"The obvious gift to give this holiday season is "The Human Face of Big Data"

Wired
"Visceral, emotional and tangible."

GigaOm
"Mind-blowingly powerful"

Huffington Post
"a curious, wonderful beast -- captures a virtual universe with eye-opening essays and graphics"

Soledad O'brien, CNN
"its a beautiful book!"

The Wall Street Journal
"Far more than a coffee table book"

“In a gripping series of graphs, charts, and essays, the authors capture the meaning of the digital revolution.” --Entertainment Weekly “…an enormous volume… that chronicles, through a splash of photos and eye-opening essays and graphics, the rise of the information society…. a curious, wonderful beast -- a solid slab that captures a virtual universe... This is one of those rare animals that captures its era in the most distinct of ways. It's the kind of thing you'd put in a time capsule for your children today to show them, long after you're gone, what the world was like at the beginning of their lives.” --Ted Anthony, Associated Press "Big Data Gets its own Photo Album" --The New York Times "Its a beautiful book!" --Soledad O'Brien, CNN "Far more than a coffee table book" --The Wall Street Journal "Visceral, emotional and tangible." --Wired "Mind-blowingly powerful." --GigaOm "Inspiring." --San Jose Mercury News "A curious, wonderful beast - captures a virtual universe with eye-opening essays and graphics." --Huffington Post

Call #: QA76.9.D343 S6365 2012

The invisible city / Irene Kung. (5/15/2013)

5/15/2013

Call #: TR659 .K8613 2012

The only house left standing : the Middle East journals of Tom Hurndall / foreword by Robert Fisk. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR820.6 H87 2012

The quest for the man on the white donkey / Yaakov Israel text by Bill Kouwenhoven. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: DS108.5 .I877 2012

The wrong side : living on the Mexican border / Jérôme Sessini [translation, Ruth Taylor]. (5/15/2013)

5/15/2013

Call #: HN120.N67 S477 2012

Uncle Charlie / [Marc Asnin]. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: TR655 .A826 2012

Up and down Peachtree : photographs of Atlanta / Martin Parr. (5/15/2013)

5/15/2013

Call #: F294.A85 P36 2012

Vencedores = Winners / Bernardino Furtado e Sergio Dutti. (5/15/2013)

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Call #: GV722.5.P37 F87 2012

Violentology : a manual of the Colombian conflict / Stephen Ferry [edition and art direction texts, Stephen Ferry ... et al.]. (5/15/2013)

5/15/2013

Call #: F2279 .V574 2012

W poszukiwaniu diamentów = In search of diamonds / fotgrafie = photographs: Tomasz Wiech tekst = text: Michał Olszewski [tłumaczenie = translation: Antonia Lloyd-Jones]. (5/15/2013)

5/15/2013

Call #: DK4448 .W543 2012

880-01 Beijing feng bo ji shi = The truth about the Beijing turmoil / "Beijing feng bo ji shi" bian wei hui bian, [zhu bian Qin Han]. (5/8/2013)

5/8/2013

Call #: DS779.32 .P435 1989

Media and social inequality : innovations in community structure research / edited by John C. Pollock. (5/8/2013)

5/8/2013

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Call #: PN4749 .M42 2013

Next #01 / participants in the 2011 Joop Swart Masterclass held by World Press Photo [text editor, Rodney Bolt picture editor, Teun van der Heijden]. (5/8/2013)

5/8/2013

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Call #: TR820 .N49 2011

The New York times reader : arts and culture / Don McLeese and the writers of The New York Times. (5/8/2013)

5/8/2013

Call #: PN4784.A77 N49 2011

Visual communication on the Web : principles and practices / xtine burrough and Paul Martin Lester. (5/8/2013)

5/8/2013

Call #: TK5105.888 .B85575 2013

Laura Ingalls Wilder and Rose Wilder Lane : authorship, place, time, and culture / John E. Miller. (5/1/2013)

5/1/2013

Call #: PS3545.I342 Z7695 2008

Asking the right questions : a guide to critical thinking / M. Neil Browne, Stuart M. Keeley. (4/24/2013)

4/24/2013

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"I have assigned ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS to a wide range of students in a wide range of courses over my fourteen years as a college professor. First-year college students have used the book to analyze and evaluate arguments about contemporary business issues. College juniors and seniors have used the book to analyze and evaluate legal arguments, and issues related to race and gender. ... Many of my students tell me the book has changed the way they read, write, and argue." - Andrea Giampetro-Meyer, J.D., Loyola College in Maryland "I think ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS is one of the most valuable resources currently available for higher education courses as well as for other contexts... Virtually any course could benefit from the addition of this book and the integration of the authors' approach to critical thinking. I myself have used the book for several years in a variety of courses and know that it has truly enhanced my students' rational thinking processes." - Norrine L. Ostrowski, Ph.D., University of Minnesota-Morris "As an instructor I like the approach ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS takes. It is practical and uses a cross-disciplinary approach. Asking the "right" questions is a technique that can be used in any discipline at any level."- Valeri Farmer-Dougan, Illinois State University

Call #: PN83 .B785 2001

Content analysis : an introduction to its methodology / Klaus Krippendorff. (4/24/2013)

4/24/2013

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Call #: P93 .K74 2013

Copywriting : successful writing for design, advertising, and marketing / Mark Shaw. (4/24/2013)

4/24/2013

Call #: HF5825 .S46 2012

Digital storytelling : capturing lives, creating community / Joe Lambert. (4/24/2013)

4/24/2013

Call #: LB1042 .L36 2013

Qualitative inquiry and research design : choosing among five approaches / John W. Creswell. (4/24/2013)

4/24/2013

Call #: H61 .C73 2013

Sports on television : the how and why behind what you see / Dennis Deninger. (4/24/2013)

4/24/2013

Call #: GV742.3 .D44 2012

The new media monopoly / Ben H. Bagdikian. (4/24/2013)

4/24/2013

Call #: P96.E25 B34 2004

Writing analytically / David Rosenwasser, Jill Stephen. (4/24/2013)

4/24/2013

Call #: PE1408 .R69 1997

Communication and PR from a cross-cultural standpoint : practical and methodological issues / Valérie Carayol & Alex Frame (eds.). (4/17/2013)

4/17/2013

Call #: HM1211 .C667 2012

Public relations writing : form and style / Doug Newsom, Jim Haynes. (4/17/2013)

4/17/2013

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Call #: HM1221 .N478 2014

Racism, sexism, and the media : multicultural issues into the new communications age / Clint C. Wilson II, Félix Gutiérrez, and Lena M. Chao. (4/17/2013)

4/17/2013

Call #: P94.5.M552 U69 2013

Readings in mass communication : media literacy and culture / [edited by] Kimberly B. Massey. (4/17/2013)

4/17/2013

Call #: P94.65.U6 R39 1999

The path to Buddha : a Tibetan pilgrimage / Steve McCurry. (4/17/2013)

4/17/2013

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About the Author

Robert Thurman is an internationally respected scholar and champion of the preservation of Tibetan culture. A former Buddhist monk, he is currently Director of Tibet House in New York and the Jey Tsong Khapa Professor of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies at Columbia University.

Call #: BQ7614 .M34 2012

Who stole the American dream? / Hedrick Smith. (4/17/2013)

4/17/2013

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From Booklist

Smith, Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter, explains how the middle-class prosperity after WWII (the 1950s, ’60s, and ’70s) was reversed in the 1980s, ’90s, and 2000s because of a long period of sweeping transformations both in Washington’s policies and in the mind-set and practices of American business leaders. American corporations paid high wages and good benefits after the war; millions of workers spent their money; and business investment increased, which led to growth, expansion, and higher living standards. The 1980s ushered in the era of job losses and a lid on average pay scales; hence, consumer spending declined, and the nation’s economy was negatively affected. We learn the top 1 percent (3 million people) got two-thirds of the U.S. economic gain between 2002–7, and the 99 percent (310 million) got one-third. Smith concludes, We are at a defining moment for America. . . . We must come together and take action to rejuvenate our nation and to restore fairness and hope in our way of life. An informative account. --Mary Whaley

Call #: E839.5 .S59 2012

Advertising : strategy, creativity and media / Chris Fill, Graham Hughes, Scott De Francesco. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

Call #: HF5823 .F549 2013

Advertising creative : strategy, copy, design / Tom Altstiel, PKA Marketing, Jean Grow, Marquette University. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

Call #: HF5823 .A758 2013

All the best : Britain's Picture post magazine, best mirror and old friend to many, 1938-57 / by David Joseph Marcou. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

Call #: TR820 .M373 2013

Communication : core interpersonal skills for health professionals / Gjyn O'Toole. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

Call #: R118 .O86 2012

Deadline artists : scandals, tragedies, and triumphs : more of America's greatest newspaper columns / edited by John Avlon, Jesse Angelo & Errol Louis. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

Call #: PN4726 .D44 2012

Looking east : portraits / by Steve McCurry. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

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About the Author

Steve McCurry (b. 1950) launched his career as a photojournalist when, disguised in native garb, he crossed the Pakistan border into Afghanistan before the Russian invasion. His coverage won him the Robert Capa Gold Medal given to photographers exhibiting exceptional courage and enterprise. Famous also for his work in Southeast Asia, his photographs are beautiful, uplifting and powerful. McCurry has worked for National Geographic magazine for many years and is a member of the prestigious Magnum agency. He lives in New York, NY.

Call #: TR681.A75 M33 2006

Nightrise / Jim Kelly. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

Call #: PR6111.E5 N54 2012

Nontraditional media in marketing and advertising / Robyn Blakeman, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

Call #: HF5415 .B455697 2014

Photographic lighting / John Child, Mark Galer. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

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Review

"As an aspiring professional photographer, I found this book to be an excellent tool and a spectacular read. I think it is a great book for any student learning photography, any advanced amateur, or anyone wanting to gain a better understanding of how lighting impacts their photography. Any aspiring photographer serious about making their photography the best it can be cannot afford to leave this one on the shelf.” - Andria Riffe, D-Mag (www.d-mag.org)

Call #: TR590 .C45 2008

Qualitative consumer and marketing research / Russell Belk, Eileen Fischer and Robert V. Kozinets. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

Call #: HF5415.2 .B45 2013

The democratic value of news : why public service media matter / Stephen Cushion. (4/10/2013)

4/10/2013

Call #: HE8689.7.P82 C87 2012

A son's sacrifice [videorecording] / ITVS a Yoni Brook/Musa Syeed/Marco Williams production directed and produced by Yoni Brook produced by Musa Syeed a co-production of Foment Films LLC and the Independent Television Service. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: F130.M88 S66 2006

Advertising and reality : a global study of representation and content / edited by Amir Hetsroni. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: HF5823 .A166 2012

Airbrushed nation : the lure & loathing of women's magazines / Jennifer Nelson. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PN4879 .N47 2012

Beware of limbo dancers : a correspondent's adventures with the New York Times / Roy Reed. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

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"Retired New York Times reporter Reed (Faubus: The Life and Times of an American Prodigal, 1997, etc.), born in 1930, recounts his journey through a range of controversial stories. He briefly discusses his Arkansas childhood, his education at the University of Missouri Journalism School and his journey from small-town reporting to the Times. Although he thought he understood the Southern mentality on race, Reed learned that the relatively mild racism of his childhood did not compare to the more virulent brand in the Deep South, including Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. Rather than letting his personal beliefs guide his reporting, Reed disciplined himself to get along with everybody as much as possible; publishing an important, clear story trumped individual glory for journalistic scoops. In addition to reporting about race in the South, Reed served as a London correspondent for the Times, as well as a Washington, D.C., correspondent--a position that often seemed more disorienting that an overseas posting. During the full term of Lyndon Johnson, Reed covered White House politics intensely. When Hubert Humphrey, Johnson's vice president, tried to replace his boss in the White House, Reed wrote about the 1968 presidential campaign almost every day. When Republican Richard Nixon prevailed, the author had to become accustomed to dealing professionally with a president quite different from the Democratic candidate. A compelling tour of a journalist's life from an intelligent, charming guide."

--Kirkus Reviews, Aug. 2012

"Roy Reed's prose delivers our most turbulent years in the civil rights movement with a ringing clarity. His memoir is a tapestry of anecdote, personal observation, characterization, major event, and constant insight as we ride along with this New York Times reporter through some of our nation's darkest history."

--William Harrison, author of Rollerball

"Roy was one of our best writers at the Arkansas Gazette, and with this book he once again gives us a fine piece of writing."

--Charles Portis, author of True Grit

"Roy Reed's latest book is a gem and cements his position as one of the South's most important writers of nonfiction. It meanders gracefully and brilliantly through some of twentieth-century America's most significant events."

--Gene Roberts, Pulitzer Prize-winning coauthor of The Race Beat: The Press, the Civil Rights Struggle, and the Awakening of a Nation

"Reporting keeps lively for a long time when it's this good, this seasoned, this much from the thick of things, and this funny."

--Roy Blount Jr., author of Alphabetter Juice

"Roy Reed is a dream reporter--great eye, great ear, great sense of humor, and an innate love of the language that was matched by his abiding appreciation of mankind's shared foibles. When he retired from the New York Times, he took a large slice of its soul with him. Now he has written a dream of a memoir, reminding us of how joyful it can be to ply the journalist's trade and why it matters to do it well."

--Hodding Carter, former editor of the Delta Democrat-Times

Call #: PN4874.R3585 A3 2012

Contested images : women of color in popular culture / edited by Alma M. Garcia. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

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Review

These articles by seasoned as well as new scholars cover in multiethnic, nuanced ways the role of popular culture for women of color in the United States. From television to film, music to media representations, the essays lay bare the placement and resistances of women of color in the face of industries that function by stereotype. An excellent teaching tool and collection by a respected sociologist who bridges easily the work of social scientists with humanists.

(Deena J. González, Loyola Marymount University )

This collection of classic and recent essays highlights critical debates on race, gender, and popular culture. Featuring articles on African American women, Asian American women, Native American women, and Latinas, the volume provides rich examples of film images, beauty images, music, and television as sites of conflict and contestation. Eminently readable, it will be invaluable in the classroom.”

(Shirley Jennifer Lim, The State University of New York, Stony Brook, and author of A Feeling of Belonging: Asian American Women’s Public Culture, 1930-1960 )

Call #: P94.5.M552 U6273 2012

Culture and the media / Paul Bowman, Cardiff University, UK. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: P94.6 .B695 2012

Culture, social class, and race in public relations : perspectives and applications / edited by Damion Waymer. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

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Review

Damion Waymer has compiled a much-needed and long overdue examination of public relations as a cultural practice and social institution. The wide-ranging perspectives contained in this edited volume provocatively engage with the diversity and disjunctures that inform and shape 21st-century multicultural public relations theory, practice, and education.
(Patricia A. Curtin, University of Oregon )

This volume is an exciting new addition to the growing body of work on socio-cultural perspectives on public relations. It gives scholars, teachers, and practitioners a chance to see public relations in a new light by refracting knowledge on the field through prisms of culture, social class, and, more specifically, race.
(Debashish Munshi, University of Waikato, New Zealand )

Call #: HM1221 .C854 2012

Essentials of marketing research / Joseph F. Hair, Jr. ... [et al.]. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: HF5415.2 .E894 2013

Health communication in the 21st century / Kevin Bradley Wright, Lisa Sparks, and H. Dan O'Hair. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: R118 .W755 2013

Heritage and social media : understanding heritage in a participatory culture / edited by Elisa Giaccardi. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: HM1206 .H47 2012

Journalism across boundaries : the promises and challenges of transnational and transborder journalism / Kevin Grieves. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PN5110 .G75 2012

Media commercialization and authoritarian rule in China / Daniela Stockmann. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PN4748.C5 S76 2012

Objectivity in journalism / Steven Maras. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PN4784.O24 M37 2013

Pioneers of digital : success stories from leaders in advertising, marketing, search, and social media / Paul Springer, Mel Carson. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: HF6146.I58 S67 2012

Political culture and media genre : beyond the news / Kay Richardson, Katy Parry, and John Corner. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: P95.82.G7 R53 2013

Rethinking media pluralism / Kari Karppinen. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: P95.82.E85 K37 2013

Science communication : a practical guide for scientists / Laura Bowater and Kay Yeoman. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: Q223 .B69 2012

Secret commissions : an anthology of Victorian investigative journalism / edited by Stephen Donovan and Matthew Rubery. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PN4726 .S43 2012

Telesthesia : communication, culture, and class / McKenzie Wark. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

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Mark C. Taylor, Columbia University

“Telesthesia continues McKenzie Wark’s sharp observations on recent media life. Well-informed on both cultural-political theory and media practices, Wark’s studies are highly recommended for students of all levels. And he writes with incredible grace.”
Mark Poster, University of California, Irvine

Call #: HM1206 .W375 2012

The illicit happiness of other people / Manu Joseph. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PR9499.4.J676 I45 2012

Unconscious branding : how neuroscience can empower (and inspire) marketing / Douglas Van Praet. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PN4879 .N47 2012

Video journalism : beyond the one-man band / Mary Angela Bock. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PN4784.V54 B63 2012

Walter Lippmann : a critical introduction to media and communication theory / Sue Curry Jansen. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

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Call #: PN4874.L45 J36 2012

Watching the dark / Peter Robinson. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PR6068.O1964 W38 2013

Webs of influence : the psychology of online persuasion : the secret strategies that make us click / Nathalie Nahai. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: HF5415.1265 .N34 2012

Women of the Washington press : politics, prejudice, and persistence / Maurine H. Beasley foreword by Sandy Johnson. (3/27/2013)

3/27/2013

Call #: PN4888.W65 B46 2012

Media audiences : effects, users, institutions, and power / John L. Sullivan. (3/20/2013)

3/20/2013

Call #: P96.A83 S85 2013

Media violence / Noah Berlatsky, book editor. (3/20/2013)

3/20/2013

Call #: P96.V5 M425 2012

Principles of American journalism : an introduction / Stephanie Craft, Charles N. Davis. (3/20/2013)

3/20/2013

Call #: PN4855 .C84 2013

Qualitative media analysis / David L. Altheide, Christopher J. Schneider. (3/20/2013)

3/20/2013

Call #: P91.3 .A48 2013

Race, racism and sports journalism / Neil Farrington ... [et al.]. (3/20/2013)

3/20/2013

Call #: PN5124.S65 R33 2012

Race-baiter : how the media wields dangerous words to divide a nation / Eric Deggans. (3/20/2013)

3/20/2013

Call #: PN4888.S6 D44 2012

Scoop : the evolution of a southern reporter / Jack Nelson edited by Barbara Matusow introduction by Hank Klibanoff epilogue by Richard T. Cooper. (3/20/2013)

3/20/2013

Call #: PN4874.N293 A3 2013

The Oxford handbook of media psychology / edited by Karen E. Dill. (3/20/2013)

3/20/2013

Call #: P96.P75 O94 2013