Meyrowitz, Joshua,1985-No Sense of Place: The Impact of Electronic Media on Social Behavior

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1. Introduction: Behavior in Its Place — 1
Part I. Media as Change Mechanisms
2. Media and Behavior: A Missing Link — 13
Media as Cultural Environments — 16
Situations and Behavior — 23
The Theoretical Gap: Media and Situations — 33
3. Media, Situations, and Behavior — 35
Beyond Place: Situations as Information-Systems — 35
New Media, New Situations — 38
New Situations, New Behavior — 40
4. Why Roles Change When Media Change — 52
Group Identity: Shared but Secret Information — 53
Role Transitions: Controlled Access to Group Information — 57
Authority: Mystery and Mystification — 62
Part II. From Print Situations to Electronic Situations
Introduction to Part II — 69
5. The Merging of Public Spheres — 73
Media “Access Codes” — 74
Getting the Message — 81
Implicit vs. Explicit Access — 91
6. The Blurring of Public and Private Behaviors — 93
Information Forms — 93
Personal vs. Impersonal Response — 97
“Imprint of” vs. “Report on” — 109
7. The Separation of Social Place from Physical Place — 115
Physical Passage and Social Passage — 116
Media “Friends” — 118
The Binding of Message to Context — 122
Time and Space “Saturation” — 124
Part III. The New Social Landscape
Introduction to Part III — 127
8. New Group Identities — 131
The Merging of Group Experiences — 131
The Exposure of Backstage Group Behavior — 135
The Undermining of Group Locations — 143
9. New Ways of Becoming — 150
The Overlapping of Socialization Spheres — 150
Backstage Access and Blurring Role Transitions — 153
The Weakening of Socialization Places — 157
10. Questioning Authority — 160
The Blurring of High and Low Status Situations — 160
Backstage Visibility and the Decline of Authority — 167
The Severing of the Territory/Status Link — 169
11. Effect Loops — 173
The Etiquette Loop — 173
The Media Content Loop — 175
The Territorial Access Loop — 180
Part IV. Three Dimensions of Social Change
Introduction to Part IV — 185
12. The Merging of Masculinity and Femininity. A Case Study in Changing Group Identities — 187
Gender Liberation — 188
Feminist Continuities and Discontinuities — 196
Femininity and the Doctrine of Separate Spheres — 201
Television and the Raising of Feminist Consciousness — 209
Sexist Content/Liberating Structure — 212
Literacy and the Enhancement of Patriarchy — 217
When a House Is Not a Home (and Not a Business) — 222
13. The Blurring of Childhood and Adulthood. A Case Study in Changing Role Transitions — 226
The Adultlike Child and the Childlike Adult — 227
The Myth of Age-Determinism — 231
Television and Child Integration — 235
Mixed Grades for the School — 253
Literacy and the “Invention” of Childhood and Adulthood — 258
Reflections in Black on White — 265
14. Lowering the Political Hero to Our Level. A Case Study in Changing Authority — 268
The Merging of Political Arenas and Styles — 269
Political Ritual as Political Reality — 276
Great Performances Require the Perfect Stage — 279
Media and Presidential Mortality — 283
From “Private-Public” to “Public-Public” — 287
Watergate and “Cartergate” — 292
The Presidency in the Eye of Television: Reagan and Beyond — 301
Part V. Conclusion
15. Where Have We Been, Where Are We Going? — 307
No Sense of Place — 307
Order, Not Chaos — 313
Hunters and Gatherers in an Information Age — 315
Good or Bad? / Real or False? — 317
Whither “1984”? — 321
New Generations of Electronic Media — 324
Controlling or Controlled? — 328
Appendix: Discussion of Terms — 331
Notes — 341
Bibliography — 374
Index — 391