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The Influence of Fictional Media and Celebrity Politics on American Public Opinion
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Artikel-Nr:
9781498570480
Veröffentl:
2018
Seiten:
242
Autor:
Heather E. Yates
eBook Typ:
PDF
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
The Hollywood Connection argues that celebrity politics may matter in broader settings than previously understood. The questions presented in this collection are compelling and timely; the diverse methodologies and robust theoretical applications show the effects of fictional media on consumer audiences and implications for American politics.
The Hollywood Connection: The Influence of Fictional Media and Celebrity Politics on American Public Opinion is one of the first edited volumes offered in the political science discipline on the effects of fictional media and celebrity on public opinion, and synthesizes many niche areas of research into single text. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of acknowledging a shift in academic focus away from the lateral interactions between celebrities and politicians (and in some cases celebrities becoming politicians) toward research that engages the American audience, as consumers of media, as a critical political component.
The volume offers a collection of diverse research on questions treating the effects of fictional media on consumer audiences and the larger implications for American politics. This research collection offers both qualitative and quantitative data sources and showcases a variety of methodological approaches (experimental design, public opinion survey analysis, content analysis, etc.), robust theoretical applications, and encompasses a variety of conduits, ranging from television sitcoms to horror films to the action drama 24, that make it both compelling and timely.
The volume offers a collection of diverse research on questions treating the effects of fictional media on consumer audiences and the larger implications for American politics. This research collection offers both qualitative and quantitative data sources and showcases a variety of methodological approaches (experimental design, public opinion survey analysis, content analysis, etc.), robust theoretical applications, and encompasses a variety of conduits, ranging from television sitcoms to horror films to the action drama 24, that make it both compelling and timely.
- Introduction: Defining the Hollywood Connection
Timothy G. Hill and Heather E. Yates
- Media Ownership Concentration and Minority Representation in Prime Time Entertainment Television
Kenneth Mulligan
- Laughing at Women: An Examination of how Veep’s use of Satire Reinforces Negative Stereotypes of Women in Politics
Heather E. Yates
- If “This is What a Feminist Looks Like,” I Don’t Like It
Kellee J. Kirkpatrick and James W. Stoutenborough
- Celebrity Policy Entrepreneurs Expand the Scope of Conflict
Darin DeWitt
- “I’m a Ratings Machine!” Media Coverage and the Celebrity of Donald Trump
Mark Harvey
- Can Celebrity Support Increase Presidential Popularity?
Anthony Nownes
- Attitudes Toward Torture: Analyzing the Effects of the Series 24
Heather K. Evans
- Jump Scare Politics: The Political Impact of Nonpolitical Horror Films
Timothy G. Hill and Ashley R. Van Fleet
- The Hollywood Connection: A Roadmap for Future Research
Timothy G. Hill and Heather E. Yates