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This landmark collection maps and motivates the anthropological voice in media studies by locating the media in worlds of practice, sentiment, debate and dissent. Using such vivid examples as the image management of the Dalai Lama and the social organization of Nigerian cinema theatres, the authors remind us that media machineries are not more magical than the social worlds they inhabit and project. [Back cover].
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4 editions- Paperback · English · 2002University of California Press · 410 pages · 9780520232310
- Hardcover · English · 2002University of California Press · 410 pages · 9780520224483
- Other · English · 2002University of California Press · 429 pages · 9780520928169
- Other · English · 2002University of California Press · 429 pages · 9781282759015
Mass media and culture