Richard M. Perloff

The Dynamics of Political Communication (eBook, PDF)

Media and Politics in a Digital Age

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This fully updated fourth edition continues to provide comprehensive coverage of communication and politics, again focusing on the way politics and media impact democracy.

The book explores the intersection between politics and communication, drawing from leading scholarship in communication, political science, and political psychology. It describes the nature of today's political media; political socialization; key media effects, such as agenda-setting and framing; myths, biases and facts in political news; political advertising and presidential debates. This edition includes new and expanded discussions of free speech and misinformation on social media, presidential rhetoric, the 2022 and 2024 election campaigns and the January 6th investigation narrative. It also examines international examples such as the Ukraine War, populism in Hungary and Turkey, Russian propaganda, and TikTok.

The book is ideally suited for upper-level undergraduate and graduate political communication courses in communication, journalism, and political science programs.

This edition again features online resources with links to relevant news articles, videos, or other online materials. For instructors, an instructor's manual, including sample syllabi, chapter outlines, sample discussion questions, sample test questions, and lecture slides are also provided. Access the support materials at www.routledge.com/9781032613130.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 500
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juli 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781040403167
• Artikelnr.: 74623706

Autorenporträt

Richard M. Perloff, Distinguished Professor of Communication, Political Science, and Psychology at Cleveland State University, is well-known for his scholarship on the third-person effect, political communication, and persuasion. Perloff has published articles in Communication Research, Communication Theory, and Mass Communication and Society, receiving a 2024 Article of the Year Award for a co-authored article (with L.J. Shen) on the third-person effect. He has published numerous essays in The Cleveland Plain Dealer and letters over the past several decades in The New York Times. A dedicated teacher, Perloff has received awards for his teaching at Cleveland State University.

Inhaltsangabe

PART ONE: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL COMMUNICATION 1. Introduction 2.
Defining and Understanding Contemporary Politics 3. Defining and
Understanding Political Communication 4. Philosophy, Democracy, and
Political Communication PART TWO: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION CONCEPTS AND
EFFECTS 5. The Scholarly Study of Political Communication 6. Political
Socialization, News, and Citizenship 7. The Political Communication Effects
Triumvirate: Agenda-setting, Priming, and Framing 8. The Partisan
Psychology of Political Communication: From Selective Perception to Social
Media Effects 9. Presidential Rhetoric From Television to Tweeting 10.
Understanding the Biases and Underpinnings of Political News 11. Macro
Determinants of Political News PART THREE: PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PROCESSES:
EFFECTS AND ISSUES 12. Presidential Nominations in the Media Age 13.
Political Advertising and Marketing in Presidential Election Campaigns 14.
Presidential Debates and Postscript

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Part 1: Foundations of Political Communication 1. Prologue 2. Introduction to Political Communication 3. Philosophy, Democracy, and Political Communication Part 2: Political Communication Concepts and Effects 4. The Study of Political Communication 5. Media and Political Knowledge 6. Contemporary Political Socialization 7. Setting and Building the Agenda 8. Framing 9. Biases, the Beholder, and Media Effects: The Partisan Psychology of Political Communication Part 3: Communication and the Presidential Election Campaign 10. Presidential Rhetoric from Television to Tweeting 11. Unpacking Political News Bias 12. Gender Bias in Political News 13. Political News, Polls, and the Presidential Campaign 14. Presidential Nominations in the Media Age 15. Political Advertising in Presidential Election Campaigns 16. Presidential Debates and Postscript

Rezensionen

"In the academic world, it's rare that I think of myself a 'fan' of other scholars. But that is exactly the way I have always felt about Rick Perloff and his contributions to the mass communication literature. Perloff's explications of theory and research are so comprehensive in scope and clear in explanation that I find myself to be an ardent fan. In The Dynamics of Political Communication, Perloff proves once again that he is a beacon assisting scholars navigate to where we are now and shining light on where we are bound."-Douglas McLeod, University of Wisconsin-Madison

"Perloff's The Dynamics of Political Communication remains a go-to reference for students and scholars, showing the richness and dynamic evolution of the field. This edition is full of insights on the shapeshifting contours of political communication and new evidence that help us reconsider standard theories, concepts and arguments."-Silvio Waisbord, George Washington University

"With the most recent edition of The Dynamics of Political Communication: Media and Politics in a Digital Age, Perloff again synthesizes key strands of literature that define contemporary political communication research, updating it to consider fake news, misinformation, populist incivility and the politicization of the pandemic fueled by increasingly ideological media."-Dhavan V. Shah, University of Wisconsin-Madison