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| Australian Journal of Communication |
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| Volume 23(1), 1996 |
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Landman Jane |
Identity on trial: Narration, gossip, and confession on the daytime chat show. |
1-14 |
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| | Analysis of the "Oprah Winfrey Show" argues that the therapeutic model of communication works to shape, order and assess the stories, confessions and testimonies of the guests | |
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television
narrative
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Jagtenberg Tom. |
Ecological exclusions: Mapping disciplinary change. |
15-30 |
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| | Argues ecology has been excluded from the Australian academic disciplines, and applies Jameson's notion of cognitive mapping to develop a strategy -- cultural mapping -- for opening new analytic spaces | |
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ecology
Pacific Rim
higher education
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Lupton Deborah and Tulloch, John Lupton |
"Bringing home the reality of it": Senior school students' responses to mass media portrayals of HIV/AIDS. |
31-45 |
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| | Quantitative and qualitative analysis of senior high school students' responses to sources for AIDS/HIV information suggests students value televised mass media for its ability to portray visual elements, 'shock-horror', real and personalized narratives, and value print media for detail and anonymity | |
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children
television
print journalism
health
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Saywell Cherise and Pittam, Jeffrey. |
The discourses of HIV and AIDS in women's magazines: Feature articles in Australian Cleo and Cosmopolitan. |
46-63 |
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| | Content analysis of nine articles on AIDS/HIV in "Cosmopolitan" and "Cleo" | |
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health
gender
sexuality
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van Acker, Elizabeth and Ward, Ian. |
Election campaign coverage: Television as a commercial rather than political medium. |
64-76 |
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| | Analysis of the television news coverage of the 1995 Queensland state election campaign, argues the television medium constrains the breadth of coverage | |
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news
print journalism
television
political elections
politics and government
broadcasting and media
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Lyons Antonia, Stephens, Christine, Morgan, Mandy, Praat, Angelique C., and Tuffin, Keith. |
Constructing New Zealand: Common linguistic resources in New Zealand political discourse. |
77-90 |
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| | Analysis of public speeches of political leaders suggests that opposing parties rely upon similar metaphors and warrants because they share common ideological assumptions | |
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public speaking
politics and government
language
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Murray Lyn. |
Communication and uncertainty: The role of mindfulness in communication skills training. |
104-117 |
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| | Argues communication students should be taught mindfulness as a means of addressing a diverse group of communication qualities (contextual responsiveness, process orientation, new mental categories, differentiated perceptual base) in order to adapt to uncertainty and change | |
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education
cognition
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