Table of Contents

VOLUME 1
Preface
An Introduction to Media Literacy
Thread 1: Media Literacy Concepts, Approaches, and Education
Advertising—Media Literacy Analysis
Affective Response Analysis
Audience Analysis
Autobiographical Analysis
Business Models, Journalism
Careers, Media Literacy
Character Analysis
Citizen Journalism
Communication Models
Content Analysis
Cultivation Analysis
Cultural Context
Cultural Insulation
Cultural Studies
Culture Code
Curriculum Developments in Higher Education, Media Literacy
Definition, Media Literacy
Dialectical Analysis
Digital Media Literacy
Discourse Analysis
Dramatological Analysis
Dream Theory Approach to Media Analysis
Effects Theories, Media Literacy
Fame
Formulaic Analysis
Foundations of Media Literacy Education
Function
Genre Study, Media Literacy Approach
Hierarchy of Appearance
Historical Analysis, Media: Systems Approach
Historical Context
How to Take Notes in Media Analysis
Iconographic Analysis
Ideological Analysis
Information Management Analysis
Inquiry-Based Pedagogy, Media Literacy Education
Institutional Analysis
Integrated Approach to Media Literacy Education
International Communications, Media Literacy Approach
International Media Literacy
Introduction
Journalism
Key Principles and Concepts, Media Literacy
Labeling Theory
Mass-Mediated Reality
Media and Social Change
Media Math
Media Production Approach, Media Literacy Education
Medium Theory
Memetic Approach, Media Literacy Analysis
Mythic Analysis
Narratology
Nonverbal Approach to Media Analysis
Ownership Patterns, Media
Political Communications, American
Production Analysis Approach
Rhetorical Analysis
Scenario Development Approach to Media Analysis
Search Engine Optimization
Sectors, Media Literacy
Significant Developments, U.S. Media Literacy Education
Singularity
Social Networking
Socratic Approach, Media Literacy
Translation Studies
Values Clarification Approach
VOLUME 2
Thread 2: Monographs by Media Literacy Scholars
1. On the Genesis of Media Literacy in the United States, as Seen through the Lens of a Wisconsin Participant

2. Digital Media Literacy: A Plan of Action

3. Stance of the AAP and Media Literacy

4. A Bicycle Riding Theory of Media Literacy

5. History of U.S. Media Literacy Education

6. Standards, Media Literacy Education

7. The Visible, the Vulnerable, and the Viable: The Case for Media Literacy in Middle School

8. The Birth of the New Mexico Media Literacy Project and the Action Coalition for Media Education

9. What Difference Does Adding the Word Education Make?: NAMLE'S Contribution to Media Literacy

10. Print Lives: Community Newspapers

11. ACME: Independent Media Education for Interesting Times

12. The Role of Media Literacy in the Media Arts

Thread 2 Contributor Biographies
Thread 3: Media Literacy Organizations
Thread 4: Notable National Media Literacy Figures
Neil Andersen
Cary Bazalgette
David Buckingham
Renée Cherow-O'Leary
Marilyn Cohen
David Considine
Barry Duncan
Renee Hobbs
Douglas Kellner
Robert Kubey
Len Masterman
Barrie McMahon
Kate Moody
W. James Potter
Robyn Quin
Marieli Rowe
Elizabeth Thoman
Kathleen Tyner
Chris Worsnop
Thread 5: International Media Literacy Programs
Australia
Belgium
Bhutan
Canada
England
Finland
Greece
Hong Kong
India
Ireland
Israel
Malta
Nigeria
Russia
Thailand
Turkey
Ukraine
Thread 6: Media Literacy Resources (Web sites, Books, Videos, Articles)
Index
About the Editor

Promotional Information

This groundbreaking two-volume set provides readers with the information they need to grasp new developments in the swiftly evolving field of media literacy.

About the Author

Art Silverblatt, PhD, is professor of communications and journalism at Webster University, St. Louis, MO. His published works include ABC-CLIO's Media Literacy: Keys to Interpreting Media Messages and Dictionary of Media Literacy.

Reviews

[F]or libraries building their collections in media literacy and related fields. . . . Summing Up: Recommended.
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