Building Diverse Communities Applications of Communication Research

Name: Building Diverse Communities Applications of Communication Research
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ISBN: 9781572733183

ISBN-10: 1572733187

ISBN-13: 9781572733183

Edition: 2002

Authors: Trevy A. McDonald, Mark P. Orbe, T. Ford-Ahmed

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An examination of how various methodological approaches can promote a sense of community within and outside the academy. It focuses on the strategies used, then demonstrates how researchers can put the theory into practice. It also highlights how community can be guided via public channels.

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List price: $28.50
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Hampton Press, Incorporated
Publication date: 3/31/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 304
Size: 6.00" wide x 8.75" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.100
Language: English

Foreword
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Pedagogy and Intergroup Relations	p. 1
Connected or Separated? Toward a Dialectical View of Interethnic Relationships	p. 3
Working Together to Build a Multicultural Curriculum	p. 27
Interracial Communication as a Community Builder Within the University	p. 35
Negotiating Academic Freedom and a Commitment to Diversity: A Multidisciplinary Engagement of Hate Speech	p. 55
Theory, Practice, and Group Strategies	p. 73
Phenomenology as a Co-Cultural Methodology: Spaces Where Once-Muted Voices Can Be Heard	p. 75
Multicultural Community Mobilization and Participatory Research	p. 93
Free Agency Practice Meets Postmodern Multiculturalism: Lessons From Campus and Community Research/Practice Projects in Philadelphia	p. 111
Study Circles and the Creation of Ideal Social Realities While Addressing Key Social and Political Issues: A Case Study	p. 135
Use of Task Group Principles to Facilitate Community	p. 149
Public Discourse and Community	p. 169
Good News! Using Civic Journalism to Teach Community Participation	p. 171
"Yes, My Child, What You Have to Say Is Important": Utilizing Ethnography as a Tool in Children's Audience Studies	p. 187
Community Building With Community Television: A Report on Singapore's Top-Down Model	p. 205
Exploring a Human-Science Approach With Appalachian Students and Parents for the Development of Electronic Instructional Materials	p. 219
Building Community Through Stories About Real Events: The Habitus of Broadcast Journalism	p. 241
Community Narratives and Civic Discourse	p. 257
The Role of Narrative in the Process of Inclusion	p. 259
Community and Grassroots Narratives	p. 277
Collaboration and the Construction of Puerto Rican Community	p. 289
The Divisive Discourse of the Beartooth Alliance: A Community of Strangers	p. 307
About the Contributors	p. 321
Author Index	p. 325
Subject Index	p. 333
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