Television Criticism

Scott M. Walus

Television Criticism

Eastern Illinois University

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Resumen

 Television remains the greatest shared cultural force for explaining the world and providing possibilities
 for living in that world. The average household spends 59.5 hours a week watching televisual content.
 From early childhood through old age viewers connect with characters who they will never meet and
 invest deeply into a narrative that will never end. This course takes an in-depth examination into how
 television keeps us watching and the complex meanings present in even the most innocuous programming.

Idioma original	American English
Estado	Published - 2019

Disciplines

Communication
Broadcast and Video Studies
Mass Communication

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