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Introduction to MassCommunication:Media Literacy and Culture8th editionStanley J. Baran  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education

Chapter 1Mass Communication, Culture,and Media Literacy  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education

What Is Mass Communication? Communication: the transmission of a messagefrom a source to a receiver.Ø Ø Ø Must be sharing (or correspondence) ofmeaningFeedbackInterpersonal communication  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-3

Communication Occurs When?  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-4

What Is Mass Communication? Media plural of medium Messages are encoded Once received, messages are decodedNoiseØ MediumØ  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-5

What Is Mass Communication?Osgood and Schramm’s Model of CommunicationSource: From The Process and Effects of Mass Communication by Wilbur Lang Schramm, 1954.Reprinted by permission of Wilbur Schramm’s heirs.  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-6

What Is Mass Communication? Mass communication: the process of creatingshared meaning between the mass media andtheir audience. Schramm’s mass communication modelrepresents feedback by inferential feedback—indirect rather than direct.  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-7

What Is Mass Communication?Schramm’s Model of Mass CommunicationSource: From The Process and Effects of Mass Communication by Wilbur Lang Schramm, 1954.Reprinted by permission of Wilbur Schramm’s heirs.  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-8

What Is Mass Communication?  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-9

What Is Mass Communication? Cultural definition of communication (1975)Ø James W. Carey: “Communication is asymbolic process whereby reality is produced,maintained, repaired and transformed.”Ø Carey’s updated definition (1989) asserts thatcommunication and reality are linked. It’struest purpose is to maintain ever-evolving,“fragile” cultures; communication is that“sacred ceremony that draws personstogether in fellowship and commonality.”  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-10

What Is Culture? Culture: the learned behavior of members of agiven social group. Culture as Socially Constructed Shared Meaning Functions and Effects of Culture:Ø Ø Ø Limits our options and provides guidelinesCulture’s limiting effects can be negativeDominant culture  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-11

What Is Culture? Cultural values can be contestedØ Ø Ø Ø Bounded culturesDivide and/or uniteCulture/communicationDifferentiation can divide  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-12

Mass Communication and Culture Our stories help define our culture The aim is to shape in a professional and ethicalway  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-13

Scope and Nature of Mass Media The role of technologyØ Technological determinism The role of money  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-14

Scope and Nature of Mass Media  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-15

Mass Communication, Culture, andMedia Literacy Media literacy Literate culture Oral or preliterate cultures  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-16

The Gutenberg Revolution Printing Press The Impact of Print The Industrial Revolution  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-17

Media Literacy Critical thinking that leads to independentjudgments Understanding the process of masscommunication Awareness of impact of media on the individualand society Strategies for analyzing and discussing mediamessages  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-18

Media Literacy Understanding of media content as insight intoour cultures/lives Ability to enjoy, understand, and appreciatemedia content Developmentof effective and responsibleproduction skills Understanding of the ethical and moralobligations of media practitioners  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-19

Media Literacy Skills Understand content Pay attention Filter out noise  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-20

Media Literacy Skills Respect for power of messagesØ Third-person effect Emotion vs. reason Heightened expectations of content  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-21

Media Literacy Skills Genre conventionsØ Ø GenreConventions Ability to think critically Knowledge of internal languageØ Production values  2014  by  McGraw- Hill  Education1-22

What Is Mass Communication? Cultural definition of communication (1975)! James W. Carey: “Communication is a symbolic process whereby reality is produced, maintained, repaired and transformed.”! Carey’s updated definition (1989) asserts that communication and reality are linked. It’s truest purpose is to maintain ever-evolving,

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