Description
A sharp, provocative collection of essays examining television as both a powerful cultural force and a reflection of American society. With characteristic wit, anger, and intellectual intensity, the author critiques popular programs, industry practices, censorship, violence, and the medium’s influence on public thought and behavior. Written from the perspective of a passionate insider and uncompromising cultural commentator, these pieces remain engaging for readers interested in television history, media criticism, and the changing relationship between entertainment and society.
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paperback
Ace Books
Published Jan 1, 1983
319 pages
ISBN: 9780441289882
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First Published
1970
Language
eng
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