Page 298 - Culture Media Language Working Papers in Cultural Studies

NOTES TO PAGES 17–22 287

12 P.Hartman and C.Husband, Racism And The Mass Media (Davis Poynter 1973);
P.Golding, The Mass Media (Longman 1974); P.Schlessinger, Putting Reality
Together (Constable 1978), M.Tracey, The Production of Political Television
(Routledge and Kegan Paul 1978). S.Chibnall, Law and Order News (Tavistock
1977). The Glasgow Media Group, Bad News (Routledge and Kegan Paul 1976).
P.Golding and P.Elliott, Making the News (Longman 1979).
13 S.Hall, I.Connell, L.Curti, ‘The Unity of current affairs Television’, in WPCS 9;
C.Brunsdon and D.Morley, Everyday Television: ‘Nationwide’ (BFI Monograph
1978).
14 Dave Morley, Reconceptualizing The Audience, CCCS Stencilled Paper, no. 9.
15 Stuart Hall, ‘Encoding/decoding in television discourse’, CCCS Stencilled Paper,
no. 7.

Chapter 9
The ideological dimensions of media messages

1‘Ideology and the State’ (New Left Books 1971), p. 153.
2 N.Poulantzas, Political Power and Social Classes (Sheed and Ward, New Left
Books 1971), p. 207.
3 L.Althusser, ‘Marxism and humanism’, in For Marx (Allen Lane 1969).
4 E.Veron, ‘The semanticization of political violence’, in E.Veron et al. (eds.),
Lenguaje y Communicacion Social (Buenos Aires: Nueva Vision 1969) (my
translation).
5 ibid.
6 E.Veron, ‘Ideology and the social sciences’, in Semiotica, vol. 3, no. 1 (1971).
7U.Eco, La Struttura Assente (Milan: Bompiani 1968). My translation.
8 La Struttura Assente (my translation).
9 Veron, ‘Ideology and the social sciences’.
10 R.Barthes, Elements of Semiology (Cape 1967).
11 R.Barthes, Mythologies (Cape 1972).
12 The ‘media’ issue, WPCS 3 (1972).
13 Screen.
14 R.Barthes, Writing Degree Zero (Cape 1970).
15 R.Barthes, S/Z (Paris: Seuil 1970).
16 J.Baudrillard, Le Système des objects (Paris: Gonthier 1968); La Societé de
Consommation (Paris: Gallimard 1970); Pour une Critique de L’Economie
Politique du Signe (Paris: Gallimard 1972), p. 190 (my translation).
17 Pour une Critique de l’Economie Politique du Signe (my translation).
Chapter 10
Encoding/decoding

1 For an explication and commentary on the methodological implications of Marx’s
argument, see S.Hall, ‘A reading of Marx’s 1857 Introduction to the Grundrisse’,
in WPCS 6 (1974).
2 J.D.Halloran, ‘Understanding television’, Paper for the Council of Europe Colloquy
on ‘Understanding Television’ (University of Leicester 1973).