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| Material Type: | Internet resource |
|---|---|
| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
David C Barker |
| ISBN: | 0231118066 9780231118064 0231118074 9780231118071 |
| OCLC Number: | 48942720 |
| Description: | xvi, 165 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
| Contents: | List of figures -- List of tables -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction -- Political persuasion, propaganda, and media effects -- Persuasion variables -- Media effects -- Heresthetic -- The construction of political meaning -- 2. Political talk radio and its most prominent practitioner Background -- Format -- Media portrayal -- Audience -- Content -- Limbaugh -- Summary -- 3. Toward a value heresthetic model of political persuasion -- A model of value heresthetic, rhetoric, and persuasion -- Through talk radio -- Experimental analysis -- Recruitment and subject profile -- Specific procedures -- The stimuli -- Specific hypotheses -- Selection bias? -- Results -- Discussion -- 4. Talk radio, public opinion, and vote choice : the "Limbaugh effect," 1994-96 -- Methodological issues -- Limbaugh and public opinion -- cross-sectional evidence -- Two-stage least-squares analysis -- Limbaugh and opinion change -- panel evidence -- Support for Dole -- Vote choice -- Conclusion -- 5. Talk radio, opinion leadership, and presidential nominations : evidence from the 2000 Republican primary battle -- Vote choice in primary elections -- The struggle for the 2000 Republican presidential nomination -- Research design and methodology -- The sample -- Dependent variables -- Independent and control variables -- Findings -- Sophistication -- Discussion -- 6. The talk radio community : nontraditional social networks and political participation -- The efficacy-priming experiment -- Experimental results -- Constructing reality from pseudosocial networks -- Measurement -- Results : political efficacy -- Results : participation -- 7. Information, misinformation, and political talk radio -- Research design and methodology -- The sample -- Measurement of dependent variables -- Intercorrelations and model specification -- Findings -- Political talk radio and information -- Political talk radio and misinformation -- Discussion -- 8. Conclusion -- Understanding political persuasion -- Deliberative democracy -- Media effects -- appendix A. The Limbaugh message -- appendix B. Excerpts for the rhetoric stimulus -- appendix C. Excerpts from the value heresthetic stimulus -- notes -- References -- Index. |
| Series Title: | Power, conflict, and democracy. |
| Responsibility: | David C. Barker. |
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