Critical Communication Theory Power, Media,

Looking at issues of globalization, science, politics, gender, etc. this book advocates a new agenda not only for communication research, but also for the writing that comes out of it.

Sue Curry Jansen is professor of communications at Muhlenberg College

Acknowledgments

vii

Part I: Silences and Whispers

Introduction: Scholarly Writing Is an Unnatural Act

3

(24)

The Future Is Not What It Used to Be

27

(16)

Paris Is Always More than Paris

43

(28)

Part II: Impertinent Questions

Is Information Gendered?

71

(32)

Is Science a Man?

103

(20)

What Was Artificial Intelligence?

123

(34)

Part III: Post-Ideological Ideologies

When the Center No Longer Holds: Rupture and Repair

157

(28)

Football Is More than a Game: Masculinity, Sport, and War

185

(26)

International News: Masculinity, Paradox, and Possibilities

211

(24)

Coda: Noble Discontent

A Fly on the Neck: ``Noble Discontent'' as Duty of Critical Intellectuals

235

(22)

Selected Bibliography

257

(10)

Index

267

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Critical Communication Theory Power, Media, Gender, and Technology

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