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Section 1 Communication: definitions and approaches. What iscommunication? Colin Cherry. A generalized graphic model ofcommunication George Gerbner. Defining language Jean Aitchison. Deceitand misrepresentation W H Scott. Verbal and non-verbal representationMichael Argyle. The analysis of representational images Bill Nichols.Section 11 The sociocultural relations of language. Social class,language and socialization Basil Bernstein. Impossible discourse TrevorPateman. The structures of speech and writing Gunther Kress. Beyondalienation: an integrational approach to women and language DeborahCameron. Involvement strategies in a speech by the Reverend JesseJackson Deborah Tannen. Talk, identity and performance: The TonyBlackburn Show Graham Brand and Paddy Scannell. Section Ill Perceptionand interaction. The perceptual process Albert H Hastorf, David JSchneider and Judith Polefka. Social communication Stuart Sigman.Stereotypes Walter Lippmann. They saw a game Albert H Hastorf andHadley Cantril. Introduction to the presentation of self in everydaylife Erving Goffimn. Mass communication and para-social interactionDonald Horton and R Richard Wohl. Holbein's "The Ambassadors" JohnBerger. The flower dream Sigmund Freud. Section IV Media form andcultural process. The contours of high modernity Anthony Guldens. Theunique perspective of television and its effect: a pilot study KurtLang and Gladys Engel Lang. Broadcast TV as sound and image John Ellis.Visualising the news Richard Ericson, Patricia Baranek and Janet Chan.Documentary meanings and the discourse of interpretation John Cornerand Kay Richardson. Dallas between reality and fiction Len Ang.Captured on videotape: camcorders and the personalization of televisionLawrence j Vale. Music, text and image in Coca-Cola commercials HroarKlempe.