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정치 풍자와 참여적 시민성

민영(Young Min) 2015년

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' 정치 풍자와 참여적 시민성' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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주제
  • 무선공학
  • polarization
  • political participation
  • political podcasts
  • political talk
  • political trust
  • selective exposure
  • 선택적 노출
  • 정치 대화
  • 정치 신뢰
  • 정치 팟캐스트
  • 정치 풍자
  • 정치참여
  • 태도 극화
동일주제 총논문수 논문피인용 총횟수 주제별 논문영향력의 평균
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' 정치 풍자와 참여적 시민성' 의 참고문헌

  • 혁명은 TV에 나오지 않는다
    문강형준 이매진 [2012]
  • 포스트저널리즘 시대의 이해를 위한 탐색적 연구 ― <나는 꼼수다 >의 사례를 중심으로
    박영흠 언론과학연구 12 (3) : 141 ~ 169 [2012]
  • 종편 출범 후 언론지형 ‘보수의 깔대기홀’···시민사회 견제 필요
    허정헌 한국일보 : 10 ~ [2013]
  • 정치 팟캐스트의 제삼자 지각 영향 요인에 관한 연구 : 팟캐스트〈나는 꼼수다 >의 영향력 지각을 중심으로
    곽정원 한국언론학보 57 (1) : 138 ~ 162 [2013]
  • 정치 팟캐스트 콘텐츠 <나는 꼼수다 >의 이용동기와 온⋅오프라인 정치참여: 서울 지역 2040세대 이용자 서베이를 중심으로 50 )
    이동희 미디어, 젠더 & 문화 (26) : 141 ~ 175 [2013]
  • 정치 팟캐스트 이용이 온ㆍ오프라인 정치참여에 미치는 영향에 관한 연구: 20대의 정치 팟캐스트 이용동기, 정치심리변인, 온ㆍ오프라인 정치참여 변인을 중심으로
    이정기 한국언론학보 56 (5) : 163 ~ 189 [2012]
  • 의도된 ‘편향적 보도’ 대안적 뉴미디어로 영역 구축: 팟캐스트의 등장과 저널리즘의 지형 변화
    윤태진 신문과 방송 (499) : 29 ~ 33 [2012]
  • 세상읽기, 정치 평론의 엔터테인먼트화
  • 서울 지역 20대 유권자의 팟캐스트 이용과 정치참여에 관한 연구 - <나는꼼수다 > 청취 사례를 중심으로 -
    황하성 사회과학연구 19 (3) : 151 ~ 184 [2012]
  • 뉴스와 엔터테인먼트의 융합: 2012년 대통령 선거에서 정치 팟캐스트의 효과
    민영 한국언론학보 58 (5) : 70 ~ 96 [2014]
  • When parody and reality collide : Examining the effects of Colbert’s Super PAC satire on issue knowledge and policy engagement across media
    LaMarre, H. International Journal of Communication 7 : 394 ~ 413 [2013]
  • Values, communication behavior, and political participation
    Sotirovic, M. Political Communication 18 : 273 ~ 300 [2001]
  • The political sins of Jon Stewart
    Hart, R. P. Critical Studies in Media Communication 24 (3) : 263 ~ 272 [2007]
  • The influence of late-night TV comedy viewing on political talk : A moderated-mediation model
    Landreville, K. D. The International Journal of Press/Politics 15 (4) : 482 ~ 498 [2010]
  • The impact of selective exposure on political polarization and participation: An exploration of mediating and moderating mechanisms
    Kim, Y. -H. University of Texas [2013]
  • The consequences of cross-cutting networks for political participation
    Mutz, D. C. American Journal of Political Science 46 : 838 ~ 855 [2002]
  • The challenge of measuring media exposure: Reply to Diliplane, Goldman, & Mutz
    Prior, M. Political Communication 30 (4) : 620 ~ 634 [2013]
  • The affect effect of political satire : Sarcastic humor, negative emotions, and political participation
    Lee, H. Mass Communication & Society 17 : 307 ~ 328 [2014]
  • The Rhetoric of political comedy : A tragedy?
    Hart, R. P. International Journal of Communication 7 : 338 ~ 370 [2013]
  • The Fox News effect: Media bias and voting
    DellaVigna, S. The Quarterly Journal of Economics 122 : 1187 ~ 1234 [2006]
  • The Daily Show effect : Candidate evaluation, efficacy, and the American youth
    Baumgartner, J. American Politics Research 34 : 341 ~ 367 [2006]
  • Taking late night comedy seriously : How candidate appearances on late night television can engage viewers
    Parkin, M. Political Research Quarterly 3 (1) : 3 ~ 15 [2010]
  • Selective media exposure and partisan differences about Sarah Palin's candidacy
    Jones, D. A. Politics & Policy 39 (2) : 195 ~ 221 [2011]
  • Selective exposure for better or worse: Its mediating role for online news’ impact on political participation
    Knobloch-Westerwick, S. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 19 : 184 ~ 196 [2014]
  • Satire, punch lines, and the nightly news: Untangling media effects on political participation
    Hoffman, R. L. Communication Research Reports 28 : 159 ~ 168 [2011]
  • Satire TV: Politics and comedy in the post-network era
    Gray, J. New York University Press : 3 ~ 26 [2009]
  • Republic. com 2. 0
    Sunstein, C. R. Princeton University Press [2007]
  • Red media, blue media : Evidence of ideological Selectivity in media use
    Iyengar, S. Journal of Communication 59 (1) : 19 ~ 39 [2009]
  • Post-television democracy: How media choice increases inequality in political involvement and polarizes elections
    Prior, M. Cambridge University Press [2007]
  • Politically motivated reinforcement seeking: Reframing the selective exposure debate
    Garrett, R. K. Journal of Communication 59 (4) : 676 ~ 699 [2009]
  • Political talk radio, situational involvement, and political mobilization
    Hofstetter, C. R. Social Science Quarterly 79 (2) : 273 ~ 286 [1998]
  • Political humor as democratic relief? The effects of exposure to comedy and straight news on trust and efficacy
    Becker, A. B. Atlantic Journal of Communication 19 : 235 ~ 250 [2011]
  • Political communication in media society: Does democracy still enjoy an epistemic dimension? The impact of normative theory on empirical research
    Habermas, J. Communication Theory 16 : 411 ~ 426 [2006]
  • Political comedy shows and public participation in politics
    Cao, X. International Journal of Public Opinion Research 20 (1) : 90 ~ 99 [2008]
  • Polarization and partisan selective exposure
    Stroud, N. J. Journal of Communication : 556 ~ 576 [2010]
  • On rumors: How falsehoods spread, why we believe them, what can be done
    Sunstein, C. R. Farrar, Straus and Giroux [2009]
  • Niche News: The Politics of News Choice
    Stroud, N. J. Oxford University Press [2011]
  • News vs. entertainment : How increasing media choice widens gaps in political knowledge and turnout
    Prior, M. American Journal of Political Science 49 (3) : 577 ~ 592 [2005]
  • News parody in global perspective: Politics, power, and resistance
    Baym, G. Popular Communication 10 (1-2) : 2 ~ 13 [2012]
  • Media use and political predispositions : Revisiting the concept of selective exposure
    Stroud, N. J. Political Behavior 30 (3) : 341 ~ 366 [2007]
  • Media politics: A citizen’s guide
    Iyengar, S. W. W. Norton [2007]
  • Media effects, selective exposure, and Fahrenheit 9/11
    Stroud, N. J. Political Communication 24 : 415 ~ 432 [2007]
  • Media and political polarization
    Prior, M. Annual Review of Political Science 16 : 101 ~ 127 [2013]
  • Media and political engagement: Citizens, communication, and democracy
    Dahlgren, P. Cambridge University Press [2009]
  • Introduction to mediation, moderation, and conditional process analysis： A regression-based approach
    Hayes, A. F. The Guilford Press [2013]
  • Information and expression in a digital age
    Shah, D. V. Communication Research 32 : 531 ~ 565 [2005]
  • In changing news landscape, even television is vulnerable: Trends in news consumption, Washington, D.C.: Pew Research Center for the People & the Press
  • Impersonal influence: How perceptions of mass collectives affect political attitudes
    Mutz, D. Cambridge University Press [1998]
  • How the other half votes: Big Brother viewers and the 2005 general election
    Coleman, S International Journal of Cultural Studies 9 (4) : 457 ~ 479 [2006]
  • Hearing the Other Side: Deliberative versus Participatory Democracy
    Mutz, D. C. Cambridge University Press [2006]
  • Going to extremes : How like minds unite and divide
    Sunstein, C. R. Oxford University Press [2009]
  • Exposure to news, political comedy, and entertainment talk shows : Concern about security and political mistrust
    Tsfati, Y. International Journal of Public Opinion Research 21 (4) : 399 ~ 423 [2009]
  • Entertaining the citizen: When politics and popular culture converge
    van Zoonen, L. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers [2005]
  • Developing a normative approach to political satire : An empirical perspective
    Holbert, R. L. International Journal of Communication 7 : 305 ~ 323 [2013]
  • Deliberation and attitude polarization
    Wojcieszak, M. Journal of Communication 61 (4) : 596 ~ 617 [2011]
  • Communication mediation model of late-night comedy: The mediating role of structural features of interpersonal talk between comedy viewing and political participation
    Lee, H. Mass Communication & Society 15 : 647 ~ 671 [2012]
  • Communication and citizenship : Mapping the political effects of infotainment
    Moy, P. Mass Communication and Society 8 (2) : 111 ~ 131 [2005]
  • Campaign ads, online messaging, and participation : Extending the communication mediation model
    Shah, D. V. Journal of Communication 57 (4) : 676 ~ 703 [2007]
  • Assessing causality in the cognitive mediation model
    Eveland, W. Communication Research 30 (4) : 359 ~ 386 [2003]
  • All virtue is relative: A response to Prior
    Goldman, S. K. Political Communication 30 (4) : 635 ~ 653 [2013]
  • All the news you want to hear: The impact of partisan news exposure on political participation
    Dilliplane, S. Public Opinion Quarterly 75 (2) : 287 ~ 316 [2011]
  • After broadcast news: Media regimes, democracy, and the new information environment
    Williams, B. A. Cambridge University Press [2011]
  • A typology of the study of entertainment television and politics
    Holbert, R. L. American Behavioral Scientist 49 : 436 ~ 453 [2005]
  • A new era of minimal effects? The changing foundations of political communication
    Bennett, L. Journal of Communication 58 (4) : 707 ~ 731 [2008]
  • A new era of minimal effects? A response to Bennett and Iyengar
    Holbert, R. L. Journal of Communication 60 (1) : 15 ~ 34 [2010]
  • <나는 꼼수다 > 이용이 대학생들의 정치지식, 정치효능감, 정치참여에 미치는 영향 - TV, 신문, 인터넷 이용 효과와의 상대적 비교
    송인덕 정치커뮤니케이션연구 (27) : 101 ~ 147 [2012]
  • <나는 꼼수다 > 이용이 고등학생 및 대학생들의 정치사회화에 미치는 영향 : 정치관심도, 정치효능감, 정치지식 그리고 정치참여를 중심으로
    이창호 언론과학연구 13 (3) : 490 ~ 526 [2013]
  • <나꼼수 >를 다시 말하기
    이영주 문화과학 (70) : 319 ~ 333 [2012]