Paul Hartmann
Biographic Data
| ID | 92569 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul Hartmann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Hartmann |
| SIGNATURE | HARTMANN P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Leicester |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7360-2369 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Worldwide Failure of Media Policies
Family Differences on Television
This article examines how the family is portrayed by television in four countries —Australia, Denmark, Hungary and Britain — with different cultures, political and broadcasting systems. It is based on results from the preliminary phase of an ongoing research project carried out in 1982 and sponsored by the Stiftung Prix Jeunesse. 1 Despite the differences between the countries under study, the television presentations of the family are remarkably…
History in Black and White
News and public perceptions of industrial relations
The idea of ’news as ideology ’ has been central to much recent mass communication research. This focus represents an attempt to tackle one aspect of the broader socio-logical question of ’how it comes about that one rather than another among conflicting definitions of reality can be &dquo;made to stick&dquo; within a society ’ (Goldthorpe, i97z: 360). Concern with the ideological character of news has been particularly evident in writings about …
Popular culture and development
A perspective on the study of social attitudes
Argues that the comparative neglect of the cognitive component and social origins of social attitudes has produced serious inadequacies in social psychology and limited its social relevance. Discusses critically the question of how far social change can be brought about by changing attitudes. The argument is exemplified with reference to the literature on authoritarianism and recent British research on racial prejudice and mass communication. Con…
Racism and the mass media
Paul HARTMANN writes
A British Scale for Measuring White Attitudes to Coloured People
The Mass Media and Racial Conflict
Racial And Religious Discrimination By Innkeepers In U.S.A
The Mass Media and Racial Conflict
News and public perceptions of industrial relations
The idea of ’news as ideology ’ has been central to much recent mass communication research. This focus represents an attempt to tackle one aspect of the broader socio-logical question of ’how it comes about that one rather than another among conflicting definitions of reality can be &dquo;made to stick&dquo; within a society ’ (Goldthorpe, i97z: 360). Concern with the ideological character of news has been particularly evident in writings about …
A perspective on the study of social attitudes
Argues that the comparative neglect of the cognitive component and social origins of social attitudes has produced serious inadequacies in social psychology and limited its social relevance. Discusses critically the question of how far social change can be brought about by changing attitudes. The argument is exemplified with reference to the literature on authoritarianism and recent British research on racial prejudice and mass communication. Con…
A British Scale for Measuring White Attitudes to Coloured People
Family Differences on Television
This article examines how the family is portrayed by television in four countries —Australia, Denmark, Hungary and Britain — with different cultures, political and broadcasting systems. It is based on results from the preliminary phase of an ongoing research project carried out in 1982 and sponsored by the Stiftung Prix Jeunesse. 1 Despite the differences between the countries under study, the television presentations of the family are remarkably…
Racial And Religious Discrimination By Innkeepers In U.S.A
The Mass Media and Racial Conflict
A British Scale for Measuring White Attitudes to Coloured People
Racism and the mass media
Paul HARTMANN writes
A perspective on the study of social attitudes
Argues that the comparative neglect of the cognitive component and social origins of social attitudes has produced serious inadequacies in social psychology and limited its social relevance. Discusses critically the question of how far social change can be brought about by changing attitudes. The argument is exemplified with reference to the literature on authoritarianism and recent British research on racial prejudice and mass communication. Con…
News and public perceptions of industrial relations
The idea of ’news as ideology ’ has been central to much recent mass communication research. This focus represents an attempt to tackle one aspect of the broader socio-logical question of ’how it comes about that one rather than another among conflicting definitions of reality can be &dquo;made to stick&dquo; within a society ’ (Goldthorpe, i97z: 360). Concern with the ideological character of news has been particularly evident in writings about …
Popular culture and development
History in Black and White
Family Differences on Television
This article examines how the family is portrayed by television in four countries —Australia, Denmark, Hungary and Britain — with different cultures, political and broadcasting systems. It is based on results from the preliminary phase of an ongoing research project carried out in 1982 and sponsored by the Stiftung Prix Jeunesse. 1 Despite the differences between the countries under study, the television presentations of the family are remarkably…
The Worldwide Failure of Media Policies
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Business (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Advertising (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Chemistry (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)