This volume examines how messages are crafted, how they influence audiences, and how consumption patterns reflect deeper cultural values.

In Media and Society, readers explore how media technologies—from traditional outlets to social platforms—mediate information, reinforce ideologies, and influence public opinion. It covers the evolution of media and its role in shaping social realities, trends, and narratives.

Culture and Society investigates how shared symbols, practices, and norms influence the ways people live, think, and interact. It explores the relationship between cultural production and societal structures, offering insights into identity formation, cultural diffusion, and social stratification.

The Sociology of Consumption dives into the everyday choices people make in buying, using, and valuing goods and services. It reveals how consumption practices are deeply tied to class, lifestyle, status, and the cultural meanings attached to products and experiences.

Together, these volumes provide a rich analysis of how media and culture interact with broader social systems, encouraging readers to critically engage with the content they consume and the culture they help create.