00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773862036078 Buklod 20160826162352.0 g||| | || || ta 160826s2000 nyu rb |||| u|eng d 0195119274 (pbk. : alk. paper) (iLib)UPBAG-00021625973 DLC BAG rda eng PN 1992.3 U5 T45 2000 Television the critical view edited by Horace Newcomb. Sixth edition. New York, New York Oxford University Press 2000. xiv, 721 pages 24 cm Includes bibliographical references. Television and the present climate of criticism / Horace Newcomb -- Part I. The production contexts of television -- Disneyland / Christopher Anderson -- The independents : rethinking the television studio system / Mark Alvey -- Feeding off the past : the evolution of the television rerun / Phil Williams -- Women's work / Lynn Spigel -- Women characters and "real world" femininity / Julie D'Acci -- Once in a Lifetime : Constructing "the working woman" through cable narrowcasting / Jackie Byars and Eileen R. Meehan -- Television production techniques as communication / David Barker -- Kodak's "America" : images from the American eden / Hal Himmelstein -- Civic visions : forms of documentary / John Corner -- Part II. Television texts -- The Triumph of the Prime-Time Novel / Charles McGrath -- Media Effects : Marshall McLuhan, television culture, and "The x-files" / Adrienne L. McLean -- Il Maresciallo Rocca : The Italian way to the TV police series / Milly Buonanno -- The politics of representation in network television / Herman Gray -- Absolutely fabulous : absolutely feminist? / Pat Kirkham and Beverley Skeggs -- Beavis and Butt-head : no future for postmodern youth / Douglas Kellner -- Objectivity and ethnicity in the production of the Noticiero Univision / America Rodriguez -- The unspoken rules of television talk / Bernard Timberg -- Barbarous TV international : syndicated wheels of fortune / Michael Skovmand -- Public discourse, private fascination : hybridization in "True-life-story" genres / Ib Bondebjerg -- Defining media events : high holidays of mass communication / Daniel Dayan and Elihu Katz -- Part III. The reception contexts of television -- Multiple media literacies / Joshua Meyrowitz -- The struggle over media ;iteracy / Justin Lewis and Sut Jhally -- "The front row is reserved for scotch drinkers" : early television's tavern audience / Anna McCarthy -- Star Trek rerun, reread, rewritten : fan writing as textual poaching / Henry Jenkins III -- Making distinctions in TV audience research : case study of a troubling interview / Ellen Seiter -- "The cultural debate of the ages" : history, culture, and media politics in public reception / Jostein Gripsrud -- Part IV. Overviews -- Television as a cultural forum / Horace Newcomb and Paul M. Hirsch -- Prime time ideology : the hegemonic process in television entertainment / Todd Gitlin -- Television melodrama / David Thorburn -- What is the "television" of television studies? / Charlotte Brunsdon -- What was broadcasting? / David Marc -- Excessive style : the crisis of network television / John Thornton Caldwell -- Invisible cities, visible geographies : toward a cultural geography of Italian television in the 1990s / James Hay -- For a cultural future / Eric Michaels. First published in 1976, Television: the critical view was the first book to offer a humanistic analysis of the history of media and television criticism. Now in its sixth edition, it points to the end of "the network era" and examines how the meaning of "television" continues to shift and change--Publisher. Television broadcasting United States. Newcomb, Horace editor. FO UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN PN 1992.3 U5 T45 2000 Book