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List of illustrations xi
Notes on contributors xiii
Acknowledgments xv
1 Introduction: media events in globalized media cultures Andreas Hepp Nick Couldary 1
Part I Media events rethouht 21
2 Beyond media events: disenchantment, derailment, disruption Daniel Dayan 23
3 "No more peace!" How disaster, terror and war have upstaged media events Elihu Katz Tamar Liebes 32
Part II The history and future of the media event 43
4 Historical perspectives on media events: a comparison of the Libson earthquake in 1755 and the Tsunami catastrophe in 2004 Jürgen Wilke 45
5 From media events to ritual to communicative form Eric W. Rothenbuhler 61
6 Media spectacle and media events: some critical reflections Douglas Kellner 76
Part III Media events in the frame of contemporary social and cultural media theory 93
7 Creating a national holiday: media events, symbolic capital and symbolic power Friedrich Krotz|95
8 Modalities of mediation Joost Van Loon 109
9 Media events, Eurovision and societal centers Göran Bolin 124
Part IV Media events and everyday identities 139
10 Permanent turbulence and reparatory work: a dramaturgical approach to late modern television Peter Csigo 141
11 Media events and gendered identities in South Asia: Miss World going "Deshi" Norbert Wildermuth 156
12 Media event culture and lifestyle management: observations on the influence of media events on everyday culture Udo Göttlich 172
Part V Media events and global politics 185
13 In pursuit of a global image: media events as political communication Nancy K. Rivenburgh 187
14 9/11 and the transformation of globalized media events Agnieszkastepinska 203
15 Eventspheres as discursive forms: (re-)negotiating the "mediated center" in new network cultures Ingird Volkmer Florain Deffner 217
Part 6 Media events and cultural contexts 231
16 Sports events: the Olympics in Greece Roy Panagiotopoulou 233
17 Performing global "news": indigenizing WTO as media event Lisa Leung 250
18 Religious media events: the Catholic "World Youth Day" as an example of the mediatization and individualization of religion Andreas Hepp Veronika Krönert 265
19 Conclusion: the media events debate: moving to the next stage Stewart M. Hoover 283
Index 300
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