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Zusatztext Fast jeder zehnte Mann ist betroffen. Starker psychischer Leidensdruck.Individuelle Behandlungsmethoden. Wirksamkeit von Erektionshilfen und Penisprothesen.Tips zur Vorbeugung und gesunden Lebensweise. Wirksame Hilfe bei Impotenz.Von Männern wird erwartet! daß sie leistungsfähig sind! nicht impotent.Kein Wunder also! daß Impotenz stark tabuisiert wird. Dabei leidet fastjeder zehnte Mann vorübergehend oder dauerhaft daran. Das müßte nicht sein.Der erste Schritt dagegen ist es! sich dem Thema zu öffnen. Dr. Weiskehilft hierbei. Er nennt die möglichen Ursachen! beschreibt die Behandlungsmöglichkeitenund informiert kritisch über Wundermittel. Mit diesem Ratgeber hat es jederselbst in der Hand! sein Sexualleben neu zu erfüllen. Informationen zum Autor John Hartley is a Distinguished Professor at Queensland University of Technology and Adjunct Professor of the Australian National University. Hartley is the author of 15 books, including Creative Industries, A Short History of Cultural Studies, and Communication, Cultural and Media Studies. He is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities. Klappentext Television. Love it or hate it, watching it is still the most popular pastime ever. It reflects and shapes our knowledge of contemporary life across the economic, political, social, and cultural spectrum, and yet TV is still among the most criticized phenomena of modern life. This engaging book, written by one of television's best-known experts, invites us to explore television's most controversial coverag and fascinating aspects: TV citizenship, live TV, "plebiscitary" shows reality TV, synchronized sports, and TV's own history. At a time of unprecedented change in technologies and business plans, Hartley explores television's evolving place and transforming role in our knowledge-based society. Zusammenfassung Television Truths considers what we know about TV, whether we love it or hate it, where TV is going, and whether viewers should bother going along for the ride. Inhaltsverzeichnis List of Figures. List of Tables. Acknowledgments. 1. Television Truths (Argumentation of TV). Part I: Is TV True? (Epistemology of TV): . 2. The Value Chain of Meaning. 3. Public Address Systems: Time, Space, and Frequency. 4. Television and Globalization. Part II: Is TV a Polity? (Ethics/Politics of TV):. 5. Television, Nation, and Indigenous Media. 6. A Television Republic?. 7. Reality and the Plebiscite. Part III: Is TV Beautiful? (Aesthetics of TV): . 8. From a "Wandering Booby" to a Field of Cows: The Television Live Event. 9. Shakespeare, Big Brother, and the Taming of the Self. 10. Sync or Swim? Plebiscitary Sport and Synchronized Voting. Part IV: What Can TV Be? (Metaphysics of TV):. 11. "Laughs and Legends" or the Furniture that Glows? Television as History. 12. Television in Knowledge Paradigms. References. Index ...
