TSU Research Guides: Communications & Mass Media: Getting Started


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ommunication Arts is the most interdisciplinary degree offered at TSU, encompassing speech, journalism, film, radio, TV, entertainment industry, news reporting, video production, social media, advertising, multimedia and law. Because it does embrace so many disciplines, there is no singular spot in the library to find all books on Communications, as you can see from the Library of Congress Classifications on the left. For a list of the most frequently cited journal titles in the field of Communication, click here.

Communications / Broadcasting/ Media Studies

HE 7601-9737	Communication. Commerce
HM 263	Propaganda; public relations & the Media.
JF 2112.C3	Mass Media /Political Marketing & Campaigns; Electioneering.
F 2112.D43	Mass Media (Televised Debates) & politics.
JF2112.P8	Mass Media & Politics. Public Opinion
JF 1525.P8	Mass Media & International Relations
JK849	Political Communication of the US Government
KF2750	Mass Media & the Law--Press
KF 2761-1765	Mass Media & the Law--Telecommunications
NX 180.M3	Mass Media & the Arts
P87-96	Communication. Mass Media.
P 94.7	Interpersonal communication.
P 99.5-99.6	Nonverbal communication.
P 301-301.5	Style. Composition. Rhetoric.
PN 1990-1992.92	Broadcasting (Radio, TV).
PN 1993-1999	Motion pictures.
PN 4001-4355	Oratory. Elocution, etc.
PN 4699-5656	Journalism. The Periodical Press. Copy editing.
PN 6700-6790	Comic books, strips, etc.
TR 845-899	Cinematography. Motion pictures
Z 551-661	Copyright, Intellectual Property

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Communications & Mass Media