[雙語翻譯]傳播學(xué)外文翻譯--可持續(xù)性科學(xué)中的大眾傳播研究 （英文）

1、Full Terms Nielsen Su, Akin, Brossard, Scheufele, & Xenos, 2015) from a wide range of methodological and theoretical traditions. Scholars have produced expansive quantitative studies on the trends in media coverage

2、 of climate change (e.g., Uzelgun & Castro, 2015), sustainable food systems (Lockie, 2006), and sustainability at large (Barkemeyer, Figge, Holt, & Wettstein, 2009), whereas others have taken a critical perspecti

3、ve and focused qualitative critiques on gendered and racial stereotypes portrayed in popular films about climate change and sustainability (e.g., McGreavy & Lindenfeld, 2014). Although this diverse body of mass commu

4、nication scholarship has advanced disciplinary understanding of media trends and effects, it often times fails to engage questions about what, if anything, should be done to change these discursive productions. Mass comm

5、unication research is inherently a socially relevant line of research, and we see key areas of growth for the field in integrating mass communication scholarship with research being done in trans- disciplinary sustainabi

6、lity science teams that are focused on solving pressing societal problems.Sustainability science has developed in an attempt to address society’s mostcomplex environmental, economic, and social problems, and it calls for

7、 a new level of engagement from academics and citizens alike. Sustainability science posits that transdisciplinary teams of scholars, decision makers, and stakeholders from various backgrounds can produce more actionable