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Research Methods
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The Sage Handbook of Visual Research Methods
London et al.: Sage (2011), xxi, 754 pp.
"This 42 chapter volume represents the state of the art in visual research. It provides an introduction to the field for a variety of visual researchers: scholars and graduate students in art, sociology, anthropology, communication, education, cultural studies, women's studies, ethnic studies, globa
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Intercommunication Among Nations and Peoples
New York: Harper & Row (1973), 608 pp.
International Cooperation in Telecommunication for Educational and Cultural Purposes
In: Intercommunication Among Nations and Peoples
Michael H. Prosser (ed.)
New York et al.: Harper & Row (1973), pp. 568-575
The Islamic Sermon as a Channel of Political Communication
In: Intercommunication Among Nations and Peoples
Michael H. Prosser (ed.)
New York et al.: Harper & Row (1973), pp. 369-382
"The Islamic sermon is a channel of communication which is well suited to the needs of contemporary Middle Easteners. It is an old Islamic institution with a high degree of legitimacy among the traditional people. Yet the modernizing ruling elites can control it and feed into it modern messages whic
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