JOURNAL OF MASS COMMUNICATION STUDIES

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2005 Volume 67 Pages 3-5
Published: July 31, 2005
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 6-10
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Reconsideration of the Methodology for Studying Media-History

Introduction

Koichi IIZUKA

2005 Volume 67 Pages 12-14
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Some Methodological Problems of the Historical Studies on ‘MediaDiscourse Analysis’

Saburou KOUCHI

2005 Volume 67 Pages 15-33
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The Reconsideration on Audience in Media-History

Teruo ARIYAMA

2005 Volume 67 Pages 34-50
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Three Layers of Media and the Grammar of being Audience

Makoto YAMAGUCHI

2005 Volume 67 Pages 51-66
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The Narratives and Readings of ‘Anti-War’

a Media-Historical Examination　of the Books and Movies, ‘Monument to the Girl’s Corps’

Yoshiaki FUKUMA

2005 Volume 67 Pages 67-83
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The Approach of Media-History

A Case Study of the Japanese Historical Textbooks

Takumi SATO

2005 Volume 67 Pages 84-104
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On the Creation of Communications Space among Japanese Game Players :A Case Study of Youth Behavior and Interaction at AmusementArcades in Japan

Hiroyasu KATO

2005 Volume 67 Pages 106-122
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24460/mscom.67.0_106

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This paper attempts to analyze communication space created by Japanese youth who flocks to video game arcades. I myself joined them for direct observation and checked their comments written in the notebooks at the arcades. This approach led to reveal the unique existence of communication space created through the fusion of two communication patterns: face-to-face and machinemediated. The negative image of young people, for example juvenile delinquency and self-isolation, is contrary to the reality. This kind of prejudice among the older generations is not reflecting their behaviors and interaction patterns.

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The formation of media discourse on ‘neoliberalism’

A case study of　the news report about the reform of the Nippon Telegraph and　Telephone Public Corporation(1982. 11-1985.4)

Shuzo YAMSKOSHI

2005 Volume 67 Pages 123-139
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The Perspective of the Social History of Television Technologies beforethe Beginning of “TV Broadcasting”

An Analysis of the Change of the　Prototype Models on Exhibition early in Showa

Yutaka IIDA

2005 Volume 67 Pages 140-155
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It is often said that Japanese television has a half-century history. But since the late 1920s, various immature televisions were partly open to the public in the form of the prototype test. This paper presents the process of how they had contributed to gathering of people as main attraction of several events. First, some radio amateurs made public trial models built with the components purchased abroad. In contrast, throughout the 1930s, domestically-developed televisions on exhibition had symbolized “Japan” as technological powerhouse. Based on these circumstances, it is important to analyze the current conditions of institutionalized television broadcast in relative ways.

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The Development of Elementary School Children’s Understanding of TV Commercials

Mami KOMAYA, Takashi MUTO

2005 Volume 67 Pages 156-173
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24460/mscom.67.0_156

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This study explored the developmental model of Japanese children’s understanding of TV commercials, compared with the Western model of children’s consumer behavior in two phases. A questionnaire was administered to 344 children in grades one, three and five. In addition, interviews were conducted with 18 children. The results reveal the lower-grades didn’t understand the meaning, purpose and intention of commercials, the middle-grades was confused about them, and the higher-grades gradually considered them and had skepticism. The results suggest that the Japanese developmental model occurred in the above three phases, adapted to reflect the media literacy abilities of each target group.

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『キング』『主婦之友』『家の光』における健康関連記事の内容分析を中心に

How King,Shufu-no-Tomo,and Ie-no-Hikari Reflect Governmental Health Policy in Prewar Japanese Society

Maya MORI

2005 Volume 67 Pages 174-191
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This study examines the image of health as depicted in King, Shufu-no-Tomo, and Ie-no-Hikari, three popular magazines published in Japan in the 1920s and 1930s. Working on the premise that the image of health is a continually changing social product, I analyzed the discourse on health presented in articles carried in these magazines during this period and endeavored to the discover how that discourse reflected contemporary society and governmental health policy. Quantitative and qualitative analysis of articles referring to health in those magazines from 1923 to 1938 revealed that media coverage was diverse and differed from governmental health policy.

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2005 Volume 67 Pages 192-193
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 194-195
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 196-197
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 197-199
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 199-200
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 201-202
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 202-204
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Research Group Records (November, 2004 to March, 2005)

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2005 Volume 67 Pages 205-206
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 206-208
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 208-209
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 209-210
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 211-212
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2005 Volume 67 Pages 212-213
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