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BACK TO CONTENTS Let’s Talk about Interpersonal Communication, 3 rd edition ISBN: 9780796223517 Authors: Franzél du Plooy-Cilliers and Marianne Louw Copyright: 2008 Extent: 368pp Format: Soft cover Description Covering all major aspects of interpersonal communication, Let’s Talk about Interpersonal Communication is a complete course in itself. Elements that enhance learning include the following: • Mind maps and learning outcomes for each chapter • Suggested test and exam application questions • ‘In a nutshell’ tables that summarise a section of a chapter • ‘In practice’ case studies that illustrate how principles work in everyday life • ‘In theory’ sections highlighting relevant communication theories for more advanced learners. Contents 1: The communication process 2: Frame of reference 3: Verbal communication 4: Non-verbal communication 5: Interpersonal relationships 6: Creating a climate for effective communication 7: Interaction management 8: Conflict management Tuning in: Perspectives on television in South Africa ISBN: 9781775780519 Editors: Michele Tager and Colin Chasi Copyright: 2013 Extent: 192pp Format: Soft cover FORTHCOMING Description This publication deals specifically with television in South Africa across both the apartheid and post-apartheid periods. The aim of this text is to offer a widely representative range of views. This exciting new book will provide readings of political economy and of practices and productions of television in South Africa couched in considerations of historical and theoretical perspectives. A series of important junctures and usages are explored, as are roles and genres, and questions of ownership and control in the uniquely rich South African historical, political and cultural landscape. Within the culturally disparate society of South Africa, television has much to offer scholars and students as a method of exploring identity, public opinion and the making of meaning within a diverse audience. This volume provides material that will be of interest to the general reader, and of significant use to the undergraduate media student. In addition, all scholars of television should find the book useful. Contents Section 1: Policy 1: Politics and Programming 2: Negotiating National Broadcasting Section 2: Genre 3: Reality television in South Africa: the ultimate survivor of television genres 4: Local documentaries on the SABC 2000 to 2010: the imaging of national identity, transformation and commercial imperatives. 5: Sport and television 6: The Significance of Televising Parliament in South Africa 7: ‘We are all equals there’: selected viewers’ reception of multiculturalism in the Afrikaans soap opera 7de Laan 8: 7de Laan and selected Afrikaans viewers Communication, Media and Public Relations 34
BACK TO CONTENTS Media Ethics beyond Borders ISBN: 9780796225863 Editors: Stephen Ward and Herman Wasserman Copyright: 2008 Extent: 192pp Format: Soft cover Description Media Ethics Beyond Borders explores the construction of an ethics for news media that is global in reach and impact. Urgent global issues and the power of global communications point to the need for a media ethics without borders – a media ethics that is global in its principles and in its understanding. This collection of essays by international media ethicists provides leading theoretical perspectives and applies the ideas to specific countries, contexts and problems. The result is a rich source of ethical thought on questions raised by contemporary global media. Media Ethics Beyond Borders is published in conjunction with Routledge. Contents 1: The ethics of universal being 2: How neuroscience and feminist ethics can contribute to understanding professional moral development 3: A theory of patriotism for global journalism 4: Towards a framework for media producers and media consumers 5: Media ethics and human dignity in the postcolony 6: Postcolonial theory and global media ethics 7: Moral philogophy as the foundation of normative media theory: Questioning African Ubuntuism as a framework 8: Towards a ‘global’ ethics 9: Journalistic ethics and responsibility in relation to freedom of expression: An Islamic perspective 10: Media ethics in Ethiopia Looking at Media: An Introduction to Visual Studies ISBN: 9780796231789 Author: Julie Reid (editor) Copyright: 2013 Extent: 320pp Format: Soft cover Description This exciting new publication will guide South African students of visual studies and media studies into understanding and interpreting their world in a meaningful way. Written specifically for students, the book is filled with interesting examples and case studies. The book should assist students to gain a basic intellectual understanding of the field, while learning how these academic fields can be used to critically deconstruct visual texts produced by the South African media industry. Contents Introduction 1: Representation and making meaning 2: Representation, language and discourse 3: Ideology 4: Visual semiotics 5: Visual rhetoric 6: Myth and stereotype 7: Popular culture 8: Genre and narrative 9: Postmodernism 10: Postcolonialism 12: Identity politics 13: Globalisation 14: Television news 15: Ubuntuism and the media 16: Film and film theory 17: The digital media Fresh Perspectives Professional Communication for Business ISBN: 9781868915934 Authors: Neeltje du Plessis, Nicky Lowe, Ailsa Stewart-Smith, Pam Sykes and Bianca Wright Copyright: 2007 Extent: 400pp Format: Soft cover Description Fresh Perspectives Professional Communication for Business is suitable for undergraduate courses in communication. It examines the art of communication in accessible language and offers essential, comprehensive coverage of the subject. Topics include communication theory, integrated organisational communication, communication skills (verbal and non-verbal) and different forms of communication (e-mail, academic communication, reports, SMS, etc). It is practical and up-to-date and offers all the pedagogical features to be found in the Fresh Perspectives series. Contents 1: Why learn about communication? 2: Some basic communication theory 3: Planning for effective communication 4: Read right and write to be read 5: Listening and speaking 6: Communication beyond word 7: Tough communication 8: Communication for learning 9: Communicating for employment 10: Professional correspondence 11: Going live: Presentation skills 12: Integrated organisational communication 13: Creating new business and winning clients Communication, Media and Public Relations 35
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