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Its clarity makes it an ideal text for newcomers to the field, and the richness of its samples and methodologies render it equally valuable to those who have been in either field over many years, and who may be looking for a new way to think about the issues Haller examines with thoroughness and perspicacity." -- From the review by Celest Martin in Disability Studies Quarterly (Vol 31, No 2 (2011).. "I like this book enormously, and would recommend it especially to those teaching in the fields of Disability or Media Studies. . . . a welcome addition to Disability studies literature in general, and in particular, to those who feel strongly about the necessity of educating students about responsible consuming, reporting and reviewing of Disability issues in the news, and in culture at large. . . . " T]his textual analysis is a gem of clarity.
Ideal for Disability studies students and researchers as well as Disability activists.
Haller\'s 20 years of research into Disability and Mass Media inform this one-of-a-kind collection on advertising, news, entertainment television, film and Internet new media.
Towson University journalism professor Beth A.
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