The Routledge handbook of emotions and mass media

摘要: 1. Emotions and Mass Media: An Interdisciplinary Approach Katrin Doveling, Christian von Scheve, Elly A. Konijn Part I: From Motives Consequences to Meaning Measurement 2. The Descent of in Darwinian Perspectives Frank Schwab Clemens Schwender 3. Noise Nucleus: Emotion as Key Construct Processing Media Messages Jelte M. ten Holt 4. Affective Emotional the Christopher P. Barlett Douglas Gentile 5. Positive Negative Affect Research Annie Lang David R. Ewoldsen II: Entertaining Experiences through 6. Mechanisms Reactivity Entertainments Dolf Zillmann 7. Media-based Coping: Examining Benefits Pitfalls Consumption Robin L. Nabi, Jiyeon So, Abby Prestin 8. Tragic Poignant Entertainment: Gratifications Meaningfulness Response Mary Beth Oliver Julia K. Woolley 9. Fear Reactions Joanne Cantor 10. Enjoyment a Function Dispositions toward Moral Judgment Characters Arthur Raney III: Media, Politics, Public 11. Emotion, Global Village Ross Buck Stacie Renfro Powers 12. Nonverbal Communication, Political Evaluation Erik Bucy 13. Disaster News Mervi Pantti 14. Persuasion Risk Communication Monique Turner 15. Creating Fear: Transforming Terrorist Attacks into Control Altheide IV:Features, Forms, Functions: Beyond Message 16. Influence Form Presentation Attributes on Benjamin H. Detenber 17. Effects Editing Responses Viewers: Example TV-News Dagmar C. Unz 18. Visual - Visuals. Emotions, Pathos Formulae, their Relevance for Marion G. Mueller Arvid Kappas 19. Reactive Reflective Gerald Cupchik V: Next Generation 20. Using automated facial expression analysis emotion behavior prediction Sun Joo Ahn, Jeremy Bailenson, Jesse Fox, Maria Jabon 21. Emotionally-Resonant Advances Sensing, Understanding Influencing Human Interactive Jonathan Gratch 22. Virtual Interface Agents that Adapt User Interest Helmut Prendinger Mitsuru Ishizuka Subject index