Ahlstrom, Sydney.1970. The radical turn in theology and ethics: Why it occurred in the 1960's. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science387 (January): 1-13.
2.
Andrew, Dudley.1984. Concepts in film theory. New York: Oxford University Press.
3.
Bames, Fred.1986. Rarin' to go. New Republic, 29 September, 14-5.
4.
Bisset, J. Thomas.1980. Religious broadcasting: Assessing the state of the art . Christianity Today, 12 December, 28-31.
5.
Bourgault, Louise.1985. The "PTL Club" and Protestant viewers: An ethnographic study. Journal of Communication35 (Winter): 132-48.
6.
Burke, Kenneth.1966. Language as symbolic action. Berkeley : University of California Press.
7.
. 1968. Counter-statement. Berkeley: University of California Press. Original work published 1931
8.
. 1969a. Rhetoric of motives. Berkeley: University of California Press. Original work published in 1950
9.
. 1969b. Permanence and change: An anatomy ofpurpose. Berkeley: University of California Press .
10.
Carey, James W.1979. Mass communication research and cultural studies: An American view. In Mass communication and society, eds. James Curran, Michael Gurevitch and Janet Woollacott , 409-25. Beverly Hills: Sage.
11.
Carpenter, Joel.1980. Fundamentalist institutions and the rise of evangelical Protestantism, 1929-1942Church History49 (March): 62-75.
12.
Carter, Paul.1968. The Fundamentalist defense of faith. In Change and continuity in Twentieth-Century America: The 1920s, eds. J. Braemen, R. Bremner and D. Brody, 179-214. Columbus : Ohio State University Press.
13.
Clark, David W. and Paul H. Virts.1985. Religious television audience: A new development in measuring audience size. Paper presented at the Center for the Scientific Study of Religion. Savannah, Georgia, October 25.
14.
Clark, Kenneth.1985. The $70 miracle named CBN. Chicago Tribune , 26 July, sec. 5, 3.
15.
Dabney, Dick.1980. God's own network. Harper's, August, 33-52.
16.
Davis, Walter.1978. The act of interpretation. Chicago : University of Chicago Press.
17.
. 1989. Inwardness and existence; subjectivity inland Hegel, Heidegger, Marx, and Freud. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press.
18.
Duncan, Hugh Dalziel.1962. Communication and social order. New York: Bedminster Press.
19.
Fore, William E.1987. Television and religion: The shaping of faith, values, and culture. Minneapolis: Augsburg .
20.
Frankl, Razelle.1987. Televangelism: The marketing of popular religion . Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press.
21.
Geertz, Clifford.1973. The interpretation of cultures. New York: Basic Books.
22.
Gerbner, George, Larry Gross, Stewart Hoover, Michael Morgan, Nancy Signorelli, H. Cotugno, and Robert Wuthnow.1984. Religion and television; A research report by the Annenberg School of Communications, University of Pennsylvania and the Gallup Organization, Inc., April. Philadelphia : Annenberg School of Communications, University of Pennsylvania.
23.
Gerlach, Luther and Virginia Hine.1970. People, power, change: Movements of social transformation. Indianapolis: Bobbs Merrill.
24.
Grossberg, Lawrence and Paula Treichler .1987. Intersections of power: Criticism, television, gender. Communication9 (3/4): 273-87.
25.
Guth, James L.1981. The politics of the 'Evangelical Right': An interpretive essay. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, September.
26.
Hall, Stuart.1980. Recent developments in theories of language and ideology: A critical note. In Culture, media, language, eds. Stuart Hall, Dorothy Hobson , Andrew Lowe, and Paul Willis, 157-62. London: Hutchinson.
27.
Heinz, Donald.1983. "The struggle to redefine America." In The New Christian Right, eds. Robert Liebman and Robert Wuthnow, 133-48. New York: Aldine.
28.
Hoover, Stewart.1988. Mass media religion; the social sources of the electronic church. Newbury Park, CA: Sage.
29.
Horsfield, Peter.1984. Religious television: The American experience. New York: Longman.
30.
Horton, Donald and R. Richard Wohl .1976. Mass communication and para-social interaction: Observations on intimacy at a distance. In Drama in life: The uses of communication in society, eds. James E.Combs and Michael W. Mansfield , 212-28. New York: Hastings House.
31.
Hunter, James D.1982. Subjectivization and the new evangelical theodicy . Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion21 (March): 39-47.
32.
. 1983. American evangelicalism: Conservative religion and the quandary of modernity. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press.
33.
Jameson, Fredric.1976. Criticism in history. In Weapons of criticism, Marxism in America and the literary tradition, ed. Norman Rudich, 31-50. Palo Alto: Ramparts Press.
34.
. 1978. The symbolic inference; or, Kenneth Burke and ideological analysis. Critical Inquiry4 (Spring): 507-23.
35.
Johnson, Richard.1986. What is Cultural Studies anyway? Social Text16 (1): 38-80.
36.
Lears, T.J. Jackson.1981. No place of grace; Anti-modernism and the transformation of American culture, 1880-1920. New York: Pantheon.
37.
LeSage. Julie.1987. Why Christian television is good TV. The Independent, May, 14-20.
38.
Lipsitz, George.1988. "This ain't no sideshow": Historians and media studies . Critical Studies in Mass Communication5 (June): 147-61.
39.
Lord, Lewis.1987. An unholy war in the TV pulpits. U.S. News and World Report, 6 April, 58-65.
40.
Marsden, George.1973. The gospel of wealth, the social gospel, and the salvation of souls in Nineteenth Century America. Fides Et Historia (Spring): 10-21.
41.
. 1980. Fundamentalism and American culture: The shaping of Twentieth Century evangelicalism, 1870-1925. New York: Oxford University Press.
42.
McLoughlin, William G., Jr.1959. Modern revivalism: Charles Grandison Finney to Billy Graham . New York: Ronald Press.
43.
Moore, R. Laurence.1982. Insiders and outsiders in American historical narrative and American history. American Historical Review87 (April): 390-412.
44.
. 1986. Religious outsiders and the making of Americans. New York: Oxford University Press.
45.
Morley, David.1980a. The nationwide audience: Structure and decoding . London: British Film Institute .
46.
. 1980b. Texts, readers, subjects. In Culture, media, language, eds. Stuart Hall, Dorothy Hobson, Andrew Lowe , and Paul Willis,163-73. London : Hutchinson.
47.
Niebuhr, H. Richard.1951. Christ and culture. New York : Harper & Row.
48.
Ostling, Richard N.1984. Evangelical publishing and broadcasting. In Evangelicalism in modern America, ed. George Marsden, 46-55. Grand Rapids: Eerdman's .
49.
Pierard, Richard.1984. The new religious right in American politics. In Evangelicalism in modern America, ed. George Marsden, 161- 74. Grand Rapids: Eerdman's .
50.
Rapping, Elayne.1987. The looking-glass world of non-fiction TV. Boston: South End Press.
51.
Ribuffo, Leo.1980. Liberals and that old-time religion. The Nation, 29 November, 570-573.
52.
Rosenberg, Bruce.1970. The art of the American folk preacher. New York: Oxford University Press.
53.
Sandeen, Ernest.1970. Fundamentalism and American identity. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science387 (January): 56-65.
54.
Simmel, Georg.1903-04. The sociology of conflict. American Journal of Sociology9 (March): 672-89.
55.
Sizer, Sandra.1978. Gospel hymns and social religion: The rhetoric of Nineteenth Century revivalism. Philadelphia: Temple University Press.
56.
Stepp, Laura Sessions.1987. TV evangelists have a devil of a year. Washington Post, 29 November, A14.
57.
Stoll, David.1990. Is Latin America becoming Protestant?: The politics of evangelical growth. Berkeley: University of California Press.
58.
Swaggart, Jimmy.1987. The spirit of the world. The Evangelist , September, 16-21.
59.
Sweet, Leonard.1984. The 1960s: The crisis of liberal Christianity and the public emergence of Evangelicalism. In Evangelicalism in modern America, ed. George Marsden, 29-45. Grand Rapids: Eerdman's.
60.
Synan, Vinson.1971. The Holiness-Pentecostal movement in the United States . Grand Rapids: Eerdman's .
61.
Thomas, Sari.1985. The route to redemption: Religion and social class . Journal of Communication35 (Winter): 303-13.
62.
Wacker, Grant.1984. Searching for Norman Rockwell: Popular evangelicalism in contemporary America. In The evangelical tradition in America , ed. Leonard Sweet, 289-315. Macon, GA: Mercer University Press.
63.
Wuthnow, Robert.1983. The political rebirth of American evangelicals . In The New Christian Right, eds. Robert Liebman and Robert Wuthnow, 167-185. New York: Aldine.
