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AS/A-Level Media Studies Essential Word Dictionary(Essential Word Dictionaries)

by David Probert

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This is the ideal dictionary for AS and A2 students. Unlike other dictionaries, the terms here are all directly relevant to AS/A-level media studies.All the entries are clearly and concisely defined with diagrams and further explanation where appropriate. In many cases, entries are cross-referenced to related terms and concepts and include the guidance of the author, experienced examiner David Probert, on how the term should be used correctly.

The Essential Word Dictionary is the perfect reference companion, whether students are new to the subject, part way through their course or revising for their exams.

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Genre: Social Science, Media Studies
Format: Paperback
Published: 2005
Pages: 164
Publisher: Hodder Education Group
ISBN: 9780860033844

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