Surveying the surveilled: Video, space and subjectivity

Lili Berko

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(1992). Surveying the surveilled: Video, space and subjectivity. Quarterly Review of Film and Video: Vol. 14, New Directions in Television Studies: Essays in Honor of Beverle Ann Houston, pp. 61-91.

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