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| Australian Journal of Communication |
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| Volume 20(2), 1993 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Bell Philip, and Boehringer, Kate. |
Australian politics: Still programmed after all these years. |
1-13 |
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| | This comparison of the general elections of 1980 and 1993 finds a continuation of earlier-identified trends, and a narrowing of political discourse | |
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McCarthy Patsy. |
The men and their messages - Election '93. |
14-27 |
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| | The rhetoric of the 1993 election is examined semiotically | |
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Hirst Martin. |
Class, mass news media, and the 1993 election. |
28-43 |
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| | The mass media's treatment of the 1993 Australian election demonstrates the ideological nature of news in the service of capital | |
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Duck Julie M., Hogg, Michael A., and Terry, Deborah J. |
Perceptions of media influence in the 1993 Australian federal election: "Others" as vulnerable voters. |
44-60 |
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| | A study of student perceptions of media impact during the 1993 electoral campaigns concludes that political involvement increases perceived differences between self and other as voters, and is conducive to a perception of media bias against one's own preferred candidates | |
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Sless David. |
Politics and the bored spectator - A provocation. |
61-67 |
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| | The author's boredom with the 1993 election campaign has caused him to pose questions about future communications research | |
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McKie David. |
Exclusion, humour, and television news. |
68-78 |
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| | From a postmodern perspective, the author criticizes the narrow construction of the New World Order, arguing for a broader conception and resistance to false assurances offered by television news | |
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Leslie Norman. |
Black and white: Photographic imagery and Aboriginality. |
79-96 |
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| | The debate following upon the High Court of Australia's Mabo decision shows that the terms of outdated policy persist in current perceptions | |
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Natt Hilaire, and McKie, David. |
Situating comedies, plac(at)ing identities: No laughing (subject)matter for Australia? |
114-125 |
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| | Australian sitcoms, which confine themselves to narrow, safe topics, should learn from the riskier humor of overseas and local television programs | |
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