Marilyn Lester
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 229634 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marilyn Lester |
| NOMBRES | Marilyn |
| APELLIDO | Lester |
| FIRMA | LESTER M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of California, Santa Barbara |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 487 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1973 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Accidental News
This chapter examines the coverage given the Santa Barbara oil spill by a national sample of newspapers, determining the types of news subjects and news activities which become national events. An accident may thus provide access to some groups who ordinarily lack it; the randomness of its timing, location, and substantive features precludes appropriate news-making preparations on the part of the powerful. An accident may thus provide access to s…
Informer
Suspendre la croyance en l'existence d'un monde objectif justiciable de comptes rendus permet d'élaborer une conception des informations comme réalité construite. Les événements publics existent davantage à cause des fins pratiques qu'ils servent que de leur importance objective intrinsèque. Le contenu informatif des mass media est ici envisagé comme le résultat d'activités pratiques, délibérées et créatives de promoteurs, assembleurs et consomma…
Friends, Enemies, and Stangers
Manufacturing the News
Generating Newsworthiness
Everyday life is not organized a priori as discrete public events which can be simply mirrored by newsworkers. It does not differentiate itself into newsworthy events for reporting and publication. News is a product of reality-making activities and not simply reality-describing ones. A critical sociological task is to examine newsworkers' transformations of the everyday world into published or broadcasted events-as-stories (Molotch and Lester, 19…
Ethnomethodology and Grounded Theory Methodology
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article is another in John M. Johnson's special symposium on qualitative research methods. The Marilyn Lester and Stuart Hadden article attempts to integrate selected analytical insights of ethnomethodologists with the self-reflective methodological procedures of grounded theorists. They argue that the goals of sociological inquiry should be to generate analyses of generic social processes and to elevate these to the …
Talking identity
Making the Papers. Edie N. Goldenberg
Everyday Life in the Modern World
Accidental News
News as Purposive Behavior
The manner in which access is accomplished can vary and these variations lead to a typology of event types: routines, accidents, scandals and serendipitous events. Each type of event tends to reveal different kinds of information about the ways society is organized, and each type holds different challenges to those who have or lack power. The general implications of this schema for the study of media and power are discussed. veryone needs news. I…
Accidents, Scandals, and Routines
News as Purposive Behavior
The manner in which access is accomplished can vary and these variations lead to a typology of event types: routines, accidents, scandals and serendipitous events. Each type of event tends to reveal different kinds of information about the ways society is organized, and each type holds different challenges to those who have or lack power. The general implications of this schema for the study of media and power are discussed. veryone needs news. I…
Accidental News
Generating Newsworthiness
Everyday life is not organized a priori as discrete public events which can be simply mirrored by newsworkers. It does not differentiate itself into newsworthy events for reporting and publication. News is a product of reality-making activities and not simply reality-describing ones. A critical sociological task is to examine newsworkers' transformations of the everyday world into published or broadcasted events-as-stories (Molotch and Lester, 19…
Talking identity
Informer
Suspendre la croyance en l'existence d'un monde objectif justiciable de comptes rendus permet d'élaborer une conception des informations comme réalité construite. Les événements publics existent davantage à cause des fins pratiques qu'ils servent que de leur importance objective intrinsèque. Le contenu informatif des mass media est ici envisagé comme le résultat d'activités pratiques, délibérées et créatives de promoteurs, assembleurs et consomma…
Accidents, Scandals, and Routines
Ethnomethodology and Grounded Theory Methodology
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article is another in John M. Johnson's special symposium on qualitative research methods. The Marilyn Lester and Stuart Hadden article attempts to integrate selected analytical insights of ethnomethodologists with the self-reflective methodological procedures of grounded theorists. They argue that the goals of sociological inquiry should be to generate analyses of generic social processes and to elevate these to the …
Accidents, Scandals, and Routines
News as Purposive Behavior
The manner in which access is accomplished can vary and these variations lead to a typology of event types: routines, accidents, scandals and serendipitous events. Each type of event tends to reveal different kinds of information about the ways society is organized, and each type holds different challenges to those who have or lack power. The general implications of this schema for the study of media and power are discussed. veryone needs news. I…
Accidental News
Everyday Life in the Modern World
Making the Papers. Edie N. Goldenberg
Talking identity
Generating Newsworthiness
Everyday life is not organized a priori as discrete public events which can be simply mirrored by newsworkers. It does not differentiate itself into newsworthy events for reporting and publication. News is a product of reality-making activities and not simply reality-describing ones. A critical sociological task is to examine newsworkers' transformations of the everyday world into published or broadcasted events-as-stories (Molotch and Lester, 19…
Ethnomethodology and Grounded Theory Methodology
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article is another in John M. Johnson's special symposium on qualitative research methods. The Marilyn Lester and Stuart Hadden article attempts to integrate selected analytical insights of ethnomethodologists with the self-reflective methodological procedures of grounded theorists. They argue that the goals of sociological inquiry should be to generate analyses of generic social processes and to elevate these to the …
Friends, Enemies, and Stangers
Manufacturing the News
Informer
Suspendre la croyance en l'existence d'un monde objectif justiciable de comptes rendus permet d'élaborer une conception des informations comme réalité construite. Les événements publics existent davantage à cause des fins pratiques qu'ils servent que de leur importance objective intrinsèque. Le contenu informatif des mass media est ici envisagé comme le résultat d'activités pratiques, délibérées et créatives de promoteurs, assembleurs et consomma…
Accidental News
This chapter examines the coverage given the Santa Barbara oil spill by a national sample of newspapers, determining the types of news subjects and news activities which become national events. An accident may thus provide access to some groups who ordinarily lack it; the randomness of its timing, location, and substantive features precludes appropriate news-making preparations on the part of the powerful. An accident may thus provide access to s…
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