Thinking with James Carey
Subtitle: essays on communications, transportation, history
By: edited by Jeremy Packer and Craig Robertson.
Contributors: Packer, Jeremy.; Robertson, Craig.
Series: Intersections in communications and culture; v. 15
Publisher: Peter Lang
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Carey, James W; Communication; Culture
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Jeremy Packer and Craig Robertson; title: From New England to Illinois: the invention of (American) cultural studies. James Carey in conversation with Lawrence Grossberg, December, 2004, Part 1; title: Between cultural materialism and spatial materialism: James Carey's writing about communication; title: For a pragmatist perspective on publics: advancing Carey's cultural studies through John Dewey...and Michel Foucault?! / Chris Russill; title: Rethinking dependency: transportation, communication, and safety / Jeremy Packer; title: Communication scholarship as ritual: an examination of James Carey's cultural model of communication / Gretchen Soderlund; title: Transportation and communication: together as you've always wanted them / Jonathan Sterne; title: Technology and ideology: the case of the telegraph revisited / John Durham Peters; title: The public and the party period / John Nerone; title: A ritual of verification?: The nation, the state, and the U.S. passport / Craig Robertson; title: Configurations of culture, history, and politics. James Carey in conversation with Lawrence Grossberg, December, 2004, Part 2.