Television Drama: Theories and Identities

Sue Thornham · Tony Purvis

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Cinema History and Criticism Gender, Feminism, and Media Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

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Introduction: Approaches to Television Drama Part 1: Representing Television Drama: Television Drama and its Critics Part 2: Stories and Meanings Narrative Genre Realism Part 3: Power and Subjectivity Ideology, Hegemony and Discourse Uses of Psychoanalysis Part 4: Gender and Sexuality Feminist Approaches Sexual Subjects Part 5: The end of representation? Television Drama and Postmodernism

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