24: Time, Terror, Television

William G. Little

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:The television program 24 is about time, terror, television, and the relays among them. It offers fantasies about hi-tech resolution of terrorism, but it repeatedly depicts the medium of television as an unresolvable other that rumbles capitalist and humanist dreams of eliminating threatening otherness—such as wasted time—in pursuit of profit and self-possession.

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