publication, co-authored with the Brazilian-American semiotician Eduardo Neiva, is The Language of Life: How Communication Drives Human Evolution. The authors analyze survival, sex, culture, morality, religion, and technological change as communications activity, challenging traditional approaches to communication theory. James Lull’s work has been translated into more than a dozen languages. Select bibliography 1987, 1992: Popular Music and Communication. Sage Publications. 1988: World Families Watch Television. Sage Publications. 1990: Inside Family Viewing: Ethnographic Research on Television’s Audiences. Routledge. 1991: China Turned On: Television, Reform, and Resistance. Routledge. 1995, 2000: Media, Communication, Culture: A Global Approach. Polity Press/Columbia University Press. 1997: Media Scandals: Morality and Desire in the Popular Culture Marketplace. Polity Press/Columbia University Press. (with Stephen Hinerman) 2001: Culture in the Communication Age. Routledge. 2007: Culture-on-Demand: Communication in a Crisis World. Routledge. 2008, 2012, 2015: Public Speaking: The Evolving Art. Wadsworth/Cengage. 2012: The Language of Life: How Communication Drives Human Evolution. Prometheus. 2020: Evolutionary Communication: An Introduction. Routledge. Selected work in Spanish Medios, Comunicación, Cultura: Una Aproximación Global: Buenos Aires: Amorrortu. (1997, 2009) “La Evolución de una Comunicación para un Mundo en Crisis.” In Agenda Académica para una Comunicación Abierta. Mexico City: UAEM. (2010). Edited by Jannet Valerio & Lenin Martell. “Los Usos Sociales de la Televisión.” (2007, 1980 original in English). Santiago, Chile: Diego Portales University. “La Estructuración de las Audiencias Masivas.” (1992). Lima, Peru: DiáLogos de la Comunicación. “Supercultura para la Epoca de la Comunicación.” (2002). Santiago Chile: Diego Portales University. “Los Placeres de Expresar y Comunicar.” (2008). Madrid: Comunicar. “Por Qué Era de la Comunicación?” (2009, 2001 original in English). Santiago, Chile. Alberto Hurtado University. “Cultura en Demanda” (2008) Chilean National Television and Diego Portales University. References 2008, 2012, 2015: Public Speaking: The Evolving Art. Wadsworth/Cengage. (with Stephanie Coopman) 2012: The Language of Life: How Communication Drives Human Evolution. Prometheus. (with Eduardo Neiva) External links Personal website Facebook Google Scholar report 1944 births Living people American semioticians American anthropologists