Race/Gender/Class/Media (3rd Edition) Paperback – January 1, 2012

This text has several interesting articles and essays that can be used in a humanities course.

This is an ok book, I think some of the articles are somewhat trivial, but I guess that is all just based on perspective. Also some of the content is a bit dated for a book on COMMS studies.

The book is excellent! I look forward to using it as a text in a course I'm teaching this fall.

My books first chapter was completely torn out.

Good

there was too much delay on this order.

Great book, took it for a class, but you really learn a lot.

I bought the unreadable Kindle version which is light grey paper with medium grey print. With the contrast all the way up the professor and I found it illegible. He loaned me his book so I could copy from it. I had to buy the hard copy beyond the first class so it cost double. Inside it is an assembly of articles published elsewhere by individuals who are so insignificant I could not locate them on the web to review their expertise on their topics.