Japanese Research on Mass Communication : : Selected Abstracts / / Hidetoshi Kato.
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Superior document: | Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter University of Hawaii Press Archive eBook-Package Pre-2000 |
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Place / Publishing House: | Honolulu : : University of Hawaii Press, , [2021] ©1974 |
Year of Publication: | 2021 |
Language: | English |
Series: | East-West Center Books
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (140 p.) |
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Other title: | Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- FOREWORD -- PREFACE -- 1. "A Survey of Popular Songs" -- 2. "Mass Communications in a Rural Community" -- 3. Semantics and Newspapers—A Study of Key-Symbols in Postwar Japan -- 4. Communication Behavior in Family Life -- 5. The Impact of TV upon Housewives and Children -- 6. Analysis of Press Reporting about the Summit Conference -- 7. Television in Rural Communities -- 8. Management of a TV Station -- 9. A History of TV in Japan -- 10. A Study of Political Consciousness and Communication Behavior in Urban Dwellers -- 11. Some Experiments on the Effectiveness of Commercials -- 12. TV and the Imperial Wedding -- 13. TV and Political Crisis -- 14. Mass Communication and Public Communication in Japan -- 15. The Development of Personal Communication in Children between Four and Eight Years Old -- 16. The Impact of TV upon Children's Activities and Learning -- 17. Latent Delinquents and TV -- 18. Children and the Problem of TV: A Mother's View -- 19. Novels in Newspapers during the War -- 20. The Structure and Changes of the 'Information Bureau' of Japanese Government during World War II -- 21. Some Facts about the Readers of Newspapers -- 22. The Use of Time in Japanese Daily Life -- 23. Some Characteristics of Farmers' Radio Listening -- 24. Petit-Bourgeois Characteristics of Biographies in School Textbooks -- 25. Classification of Radio Programs -- 26. Violence in TV Programs -- 27. Farmers and Broadcasting -- 28. Utilization of NHK Educational Programs in Schools, 1962 -- 29. Effects of TV School Broadcasts on Children in Remote Places -- 30. Alienation from School and TV Viewing -- 31. The Influence of TV upon Children -- 32. Audience Reaction to 'A Talk with the Prime Minister,' a Special Radio/TV Program -- 33. 'Renaissance of Radio': Statistical Basis -- 34. TV Programs Favored in the Kansai Area -- 35. Children's Lives and Television -- 36. The Needs for Media—A Priority Study -- 37. The Influence of TV upon Children -- 38. People's Image of TV -- 39. 'Popeye'—A Case Study -- 40. A Study of Nonlisteners -- 41. The Growth of TV in Japan -- 42. A Social History of Best-Selling Books in Postwar Japan -- 43. Minor Newspapers: A Case Study -- 44. Is Audience Research Possible with Children ? -- 45. Television in the Lives of Japanese People -- 46. Validity of the Diary Method -- 47. Can Children's TV Viewing Habits Be Changed? -- 48. Exposure to Newspapers, Television and Radio -- 49. Some Facts about the Use of Broadcasting in Schools -- 50. Commercial Messages and Children's Speech -- 51. Mass Communications in Daily Life -- 52. Motivational Facts about Newspaper Reading -- 53. The Flow of News -- 54. Conditions of Farmers' Radio Listening and TV Viewing -- 55. Psychology of TV Viewing: A Typological Approach -- 56. Varieties of TV Viewing Habits -- 57. Control of Speech under the American Occupation -- 58. Television as a Mass Medium -- 59. Television and Local Culture -- 60. The Changing Characteristics of Newspaper Readers -- 61. Functions of TV in the Lives of People -- 62. Mass Communication in the Lives of Farmers -- 63. Entertainment Programs: A Historical Study -- 64. Patterns in Families and Media Use -- 65. Changes in Radio Listening -- 66. Study of a Drama: The Tokyo Olympics on TV -- 67. The Blind and Broadcasting -- 68. The Future of Children's Culture -- 69. 'Communicators' in Community Newspapers -- 70. Newspapers and Student Demonstrations -- 71. Families Without TV -- 72. Some Facts about the Viewers of Color TV -- 73. Decision-Making in Programming -- 74. The Development of Cognition in Visual Communication: An Experimental Study -- 75. Union Activities and Media Contacts -- 76. Okinawa As Depicted in Japanese Newspapers: A Historical Observation -- 77. An Analysis of the Publications of Local Unions -- 78. Popular Songs and Their Diffusion -- 79. Children's Choice -- 80. TV and Family Life -- 81. Children and Their Life-Styles -- 82. Newspapers and the People's 'Right to Know' -- 83. Attitudes toward TV News -- 84. Possibilities in 'Community' Communication -- 85. Youth and the Media -- 86. Housewives and Morning TV Shows -- 87. An Aspect of Uses of Time -- 88. Children and the Mass Media -- 89. A History of the Palau Radio Station -- 90. Characteristics of People Who Supported Political Candidates from the Entertainment World -- 91. Youth and Their Attitudes toward TV -- 92. A History of Broadcasting in Okinawa -- 93. The Uses of Broadcasting in School -- 94. The Mass Media Audience and Current Terminology -- 95. A Brief History of Newspapers in Okinawa -- 96. Newspaper Coverage of the Tokyo Governor's Election -- 97. Cartoon Programs on TV -- LIST OF PERIODICALS -- INDEX |
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Format: | Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. |
ISBN: | 9780824886073 9783110564150 |
DOI: | 10.1515/9780824886073 |
Access: | restricted access |
Hierarchical level: | Monograph |
Statement of Responsibility: | Hidetoshi Kato. |