The End of Audiences?

Sonia Livingstone · Ranjana Das

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Theatre and Performance Studies Media and Communication Studies Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

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This chapter contains sections titled: The Death of the Audience? A Crossgenerational Dialogue Conceptual Continuities The Short History and Long Past of Audiences Conclusion References

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