This book defines and analyzes the content, structure, and
values of three predominant types of public discourse, which are
labeled Doublespeak, Salespeak, and Sensationspeak. These media
messages are examined to determine how they are constructed and how
they influence individuals, ideology, and culture. Discussions are
illustrated with a diverse range of examples from popular culture,
magazines, Internet sites, politics, television, and film. Fox
argues that the Information Age has replaced actual reality with
representations of reality. He states that electronic media
dominates our lives. Together, these three voices saturate media
and technology, profoundly influencing American culture. Fox
suggests specific strategies for recognizing and understanding
these coded messages.
This lively and informative discussion will appeal to anyone who
is interested in learning how print and electronic media manipulate
both individuals and society as a whole. The extensive research
will appeal to media, communications, journalism, and cultural
studies scholars alike.
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