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Watching television audiences : cultural theories and methods / JohnTulloch.

By: Publication details: London : Arnold ; New York : Co-published in the United States of America by Oxford University Press, 2000.Description: 264 p. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 0340741414
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 302.2345 TUL
Contents:
Introduction. - 2. Beyond celebration: from local ecstasy to global risk. - 3. Some histories of the television cop series. 4. Talking about television soap opera. - 5. From pleasure to risk: revisiting 'television violence'. - 6. Two approaches to 'documentary'. - 7. Cartoons: modality and methodology. - 8. Watching TV videos: Annie, Rocky and an audience of 'one, two, or three'. - 9. Back to class and race : situation comedy. - 10. Foundations in encoding / decoding : current affairs and news. - 11. Conclusion : cult, talk and their audiences. - References. - Index.
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Introduction. - 2. Beyond celebration: from local ecstasy to global risk. - 3. Some histories of the television cop series. 4. Talking about television soap opera. - 5. From pleasure to risk: revisiting 'television violence'. - 6. Two approaches to 'documentary'. - 7. Cartoons: modality and methodology. - 8. Watching TV videos: Annie, Rocky and an audience of 'one, two, or three'. - 9. Back to class and race : situation comedy. - 10. Foundations in encoding / decoding : current affairs and news. - 11. Conclusion : cult, talk and their audiences. - References. - Index.