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Tibor Dessewffy, Zoltán Gayer

Is There Freedom in Front of the Screen?

Released: Replika 38, 21–27.

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Reception-Oriented Approach in Media Research

replika_38-02_dessewffy_-_gayer.pdf

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Replika Monologue: The Globe-Trotting Waiter
Reception-Oriented Approach in Media Research
- Tibor Dessewffy
- Zoltán Gayer
Is There Freedom in Front of the Screen?
- David Morley
Television, Audiences and Cultural Studies
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Reception Analysis: Mass Communication as the Social Production of Meaning
- Roger Silverstone
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Migrants of World Cities
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The Cultural Role of World Cities
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Ethnicity: a Political Strategy for Marginalized Groups in Late-modern Large Cities
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The Colonization of the Social Sciences and the Structure of Scientific Dependence
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- Kristóf Nyíri
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