Megawords 200 Terms You Really Need to Know

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ISBN: 9780761974741

ISBN-10: 0761974741

ISBN-13: 9780761974741

Edition: 2002

Authors: Richard Osborne

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Taking the reader on a journey into the knowledge required to understand the interconnected global space created by information technology, Richard Osborne defines and explains 200 terms, words and concepts and explores their wider context.

Book details

List price: $64.00
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: SAGE Publications, Limited
Publication date: 3/29/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 272
Size: 5.20" wide x 7.70" long x 0.60" tall
Weight: 0.726
Language: English

Richard Osborne is senior lecturer in philosophy, semiotics and cultural studies at Camberwell College of Art, London



Aberrant Decoding


Abject/Abjection


Activism


Aesthetics


Agency


Agenda Setting


Alienation


Alterity


Androcentric


Anima/Animus


Anomie


Aporia


Appropriation


Arbitrary


Archaeology


Archetype


Articulation


Audience


Aura


Authenticity/Authentic


Author/Authorship


Authority


Base/Superstructure


Behaviourism


Bias


Binary Oppositions


Bisexuality


Black/Black Politics


Body


Bourgeois


Brand


Bricoleur/Bricolage


Bureaucracy


Camp


Canon


Capitalism


Carnival


Castration Complex


Celebrity/Celebrity Culture


Chaos Theory


Chora


Citizenship


City


Civil Society


Civilisation


Class


Code


Collective Unconscious


Colonial Subject


Colonialism


Communication


Conflict Theory


Connotation/Denotation


Conspiracy Theory


Consumption


Copernican Revolution


Counterculture


Critical Theory


Cult


Cultural Capital


Cultural Populism


Cultural Reproduction


Cultural Studies


Culturalism


Culture


Cyberpunk


Cyberspace


Cyborg


Deconstruction


Desire


Determinism


Diaspora


Difference


Discourse


Division of Labour


Dominant/Residual/Emergent


Doxa


Ecology


Economic Rationalism


Ecriture Feminine


Empiricism


Encoding/Decoding


End of Philosophy


Enlightenment


Enconce/Enonciation


Episteme


Epistemology


Essentialism


Ethics


Ethnicity


Ethnography


Existentialism


Fake TV


Feedback


Feminism


Flï¿½neur


Flow


Fordism


Formalism


Frankfurt School


Functionalism/Structural Functionalism


Gaze


Geek


Gender


Genealogy


Genotext/Phenotext


Globalisation


Governmentality


Grand Narrative


Habitus


Hegemony


Hermeneutics


Hot and Cold Media


Humanism


Hybridity


Hyperreality


Icon/Iconic


Identity


Identity Politics


Ideology


Image


Imperialism


Indigeneity


Information Age/Information Revolution


Intellectuals


Interdisciplinarity


Interpellation


Inter-Textuality


Interpretive Communities


Irony


Jouissance


Knowledge


Liberli/ism


Logocentrism


Marginality/Marginalisation


Mass Media


Materialism


Mediascape


Message


Metanarrative


Metaphor/Metonymy


Methodology


Modernism


Moral panic


Multiculturalism


Myth


Nationhood


Nature


Neo-Liberalism


Network Society


New Age


New Historicism


New Man


New Times


News Values


Nomadic Theory


Norm


Ontology


Orientalism


Other


Paradigm


Parapraxis


Pastiche


Patriarchy


Phallocentrism


Phenomenology


Pleasure


Pluralism


Political Correctnesss


Political Economy of the Media


Polysemic


Popular Culture


Positivism


Post-Colonialism


Post-Feminism


Postmodernism/Postmodernity


Poststructuralism


Power


Psychoanalysis


Public/Public Sphere


Queer/Queer Theory


Race


Radical/ism


Reader-Response Theory


Realism


Received Ideas


Reductionism


Relativism


Reflexivity


Representation


Risk/Risk Society


Self


Semiotics/Semiology


Sign/Signifier


Socialism


Society


Sociobiology


Space


State


Structuralism


Subaltern


Subcultures


Subject/Subjectivity


Sustainability


Symbol


Technological Determinism


Terrorism


Thatcherism


Travelling Theory


Unconscious


Utilitarianism


Utopia/Utopian


Virtual Reality


Whiteness


Writerly/Readerly