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Representing Health Discourses Of Health And Illness In The Media Martin King

Name: Representing Health Discourses Of Health And Illness In The Media Martin King
SKU: BELL-5878978
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Publisher: Macmillan Education UK

File Extension: PDF

File size: 39.15 MB

Pages: 295

Author: Martin King, Katherine Watson (eds.)

ISBN: 9780230802483, 9780333997871, 0230802486, 0333997875

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Representing Health Discourses Of Health And Illness In The Media Martin King by Martin King, Katherine Watson (eds.) 9780230802483, 9780333997871, 0230802486, 0333997875 instant download after payment.

Representing Health addresses the importance of the media in shaping and reflecting public perceptions and attitudes to health and illness. Bringing together contributions from a variety of academic disciplines, this lively text examines contemporary theoretical debates and analyzes media as diverse as television, cinema, literature, print media and the Internet. Centring around themes of 'virtual' bodies, audiences, representations and public health, it examines discourses of sexuality, gender, race, disability, childhood, medico-moral panics, regulation and governmentality.