Hanno Hardt

TL;DR: The British cultural studies group constitute a significant contribution to the field of mass communication research, and they begin to represent the most decisive theoretical &dquo;break&dqo; that has captured the attention of scholarly journals since the domination of traditional sociology in the field in the United States a generation as discussed by the authors.

TL;DR: A review of U.S. press histories reveals a common failure to consider immigration and the formation of an ethnic press as constituent elements of an American culture and addresses the need for a cultural history of the media that breaks with current practices as mentioned in this paper.

TL;DR: Man is what he is in communication; his existence is defined by his ability to remain in communication, not only with others as a prerequisite to any participation in the social process, but also with himself as a source of genuine feel ings and appreciations of his environment as discussed by the authors.

TL;DR: The history of photojournalism is located within the cultural discourse of the Weimar Republic, where the emergence of a democratic system of government also resulted in a broadening of social and cultural experiences that expanded the idea of the political far beyond the locus of government as discussed by the authors.