Representing 'race' : ideology, identity and the media /
In this text, Robert Ferguson argues that the study of race and the media cannot be undertaken without engaging with theories of ideology and without awareness of contemporary theoretical work
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London ; New York : New York :
Arnold ; Co-published in the United States of America by Oxford University Press,
1998
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Table of Contents:
- Ideology and 'race'
- On theories of ideology
- Questioning research
- Otherness, Eurocentrism and the representation of 'race'
- Case studies and examples
- Winfrey in crisis
- Popular cinema and anti-racism
- Tabloids and the broadsheets
- Racism and normality
- Television news, current affairs and documentary
- Representations of history: case studies in children's television
- Unpopular popular: Glory, Deep cover and Geronimo: an American legend
- International perspectives
- Paradigms for the future?
- Pt. I Ideology and 'race'. 1. On theories of ideology. 2. Questioning research. 3. Otherness, Eurocentrism and the representation of 'race'
- Pt. II. Case studies and examples. 4. Winfrey in crisis. 5. Popular cinema and anti-racism. 6. Tabloids and broadsheets. 7. Racism and normality. 8. Television news, current affairs and documentary. 9. Representations of history: case studies in children's television. 10. Unpopular popular: Glory, Deep Cover and Geronimo: An American Legend. 11. International perspectives. 12. Paradigms for the future?