Wissenschaftliche Arbeiten

Medien sind für Wissenschaftler ein spannendes Feld. Das Produkt ist sehr gut dokumentiert, es gibt eine lange Historie, es ist von öffentlichem Interesse etc. Bei der Arbeit an unseren Beiträgen haben wir von diesen wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten sehr profitiert und präsentieren hier eine Auswahl.

Wissenschaftliche Ergebnisse sind meist öffentlich zugänglich, werden aber von Praktikern nur selten als Quelle genutzt. Da Wissenschaftler die Aufgabe und Zeit haben sich über Probleme Gedanken zu machen und diese zu abstrahieren, kann die Kenntnis der entwickelten Theorien sich als in der Praxis äußerst hilfreich herausstellen. Oft gibt es nichts Praktischeres als eine gute Theorie. Im Folgenden haben wir daher verschiedene theoretische Arbeiten aufgelistet, welche sich mit Medien, insbesondere Zeitungen, auseinandersetzen.

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