Popular culture,crime, and justice/
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Belmont Albany:
West/Wadsworth Publishing Company,
c. 1998
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue: some unpopular thoughts about popular culture, 1 Popular culture, crime, and justice, I Understanding popular culture, 2 Media loops, 3 Popular culture and violence: decoding the violence of popular movies, II Censoship and "deviance", 4 Comic books and juvenile delinquency: a historical perspective, 5 Criminalizing popular, III Everyday journalism, 6 Police, courts and corrections in the media, 7 The role of the media in the creation of public police violence, 8 Reflections on crime, criminals and control in newsmagazine television programs, 9 Forensic journalis as patriarchal ideology: the newspaper construction of Homicide-Suicide, 10 The role of the media in reintegrative shamming: a content analysis, IV Popular images, 11 Keeping women in their place: an analysis of policewomen in videos, 1972-1996, 12 The best defense: images of female attorneys in popular films, 13 Public perception and corrections: correctional officers as Smug Hacks, 14 Prison movies: films about adult, male, civilian Prisons.