구성주의적인 매체사와 초기 텔레비전의 계보학에 관한 사례 연구

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김진송 (1999) 서울에 딴스홀을 허하라. 현실문화연구. 서울.
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뢰트라, 장 루이(2002) 역사적 관점에서 본 시네마. 동문선. 서울.
바이커, 위비(1999) 과학 기술은 사회적으로 어떻게 구성되는가. 새물결. 서울.
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원용진 (2000) 텔레비전 비평론. 한울. 서울.
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임종수 (2003) 텔레비전 안방문화와 근대적 가정에서 생활하기: 공유와 차이, <언론과 사회>, 12, 92-135.
조항제외 (2000) 21세기 미디어 연구의 패러다임. 한나래. 서울.
주은우 (1999) 도시와 영화 그리고 현대성. <필름 컬처). 5. 10-27.
춥 프리메르트 (2000) 라디오의 세계: 라디오의 역사와 청취형태, 볼프강 루페르트 엮음 일상의 기호: 대량소비문화의 역사적 탐색, 조형교육, 서울.
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