Marxism and Media Studies: Key Concepts and Contemporary Trends
by Mike Wayne
Pluto Press, 2003
Cloth: 978-0-7453-1914-8 | Paper: 978-0-7453-1913-1
Library of Congress Classification HB97.5.W35 2003
Dewey Decimal Classification 302.2301
TOC
Acknowledgements
Introduction: From the Small Screen to the Big Picture
1 Class and Creative Labour
2 Mode of Production: Technology and New Media
3 Powers of Capital: Hollywood’s Media-Industrial Complex
4 The State: Regulating the Impossible
5 Base-Superstructure: Reconstructing the Political Unconscious
6 Signs, Ideology and Hegemony
7 Commodity Fetishism and Reification: The World Made Spectral
8 Knowledge, Norms and Social Interests: Dilemmas for Documentary
9 Conclusion: Reflections on Key Concepts and Contemporary Trends
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Introduction: From the Small Screen to the Big Picture
1 Class and Creative Labour
2 Mode of Production: Technology and New Media
3 Powers of Capital: Hollywood’s Media-Industrial Complex
4 The State: Regulating the Impossible
5 Base-Superstructure: Reconstructing the Political Unconscious
6 Signs, Ideology and Hegemony
7 Commodity Fetishism and Reification: The World Made Spectral
8 Knowledge, Norms and Social Interests: Dilemmas for Documentary
9 Conclusion: Reflections on Key Concepts and Contemporary Trends
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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