The Environmental Communication Yearbook: Volume 3, Volume 3Stephen P. Depoe Routledge, 2014 M04 8 - 304 pages First Published in 2006. For scholars and students in environmental communications, journalism, rhetoric, PR, mass communication and other related areas. |
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Page 1919
... strategic advantage provided by law , politics , and governmental action upon which our democracy is based . With this overemphasis on rights , there is a lack of consideration for the " corrective feature " in the conflict that Burke ...
... strategic advantage provided by law , politics , and governmental action upon which our democracy is based . With this overemphasis on rights , there is a lack of consideration for the " corrective feature " in the conflict that Burke ...
Page 1920
... strategies for living that can heighten the ability to gets things done, in light of human limitations. As such, the comic frame communicates a sense of acceptance with regard to the human condition and provides a well-rounded ...
... strategies for living that can heighten the ability to gets things done, in light of human limitations. As such, the comic frame communicates a sense of acceptance with regard to the human condition and provides a well-rounded ...
Page 1921
... strategy that has not been considered in previous studies on this frame of reference, is a characteristic feature of ... strategic advantage by stressing rights without due consideration of obligations, which would by definition include ...
... strategy that has not been considered in previous studies on this frame of reference, is a characteristic feature of ... strategic advantage by stressing rights without due consideration of obligations, which would by definition include ...
Page 1924
... strategy in the Klamath Basin water wars that emerges from the burlesque frame of reference is vilification . That is , competing groups vilify each other , while they characterize their own water rights in an ennobling fashion ( Lange ...
... strategy in the Klamath Basin water wars that emerges from the burlesque frame of reference is vilification . That is , competing groups vilify each other , while they characterize their own water rights in an ennobling fashion ( Lange ...
Page 1932
... strategy, and as each of the interest groups vilify each other, they do so on the basis of a perceived greater right that is in itself an ennobling strategy. In the water wars, the notion of duties or obligations, such as constraining ...
... strategy, and as each of the interest groups vilify each other, they do so on the basis of a perceived greater right that is in itself an ennobling strategy. In the water wars, the notion of duties or obligations, such as constraining ...
Contents
1912 | |
1939 | |
From Dualisms to Dialogism Hybridity in Discourse About the Natural World | 1972 |
Avenues for Social | 1931 |
Rejuvenating Nature in Commercial Culture and the Implications of the Green | 1953 |
A Case Study of the Environmentalist | 1973 |
Substitution or Pollution? Competing Views of Environmental Benefit in a Gas | 1968 |
The Global Responsibility Frame at Earth | 1990 |
Space as a Wilderness a Miracle and a Resource | 1990 |
A Social Capital Approach | 1994 |
Catalyzing Environmental Environmental Communication Through Evolving Internet | 2005 |
Umer Farooq Cecelia B Merkel Lu Xiao Heather Nash Mary Beth Rosson and John M | |
Author Index | |
Subject Index | |
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