Life on Television: Content Analyses of U.S. TV Drama.

MURIEL GOLDSMAN CANTOR · Bradley S. Greenberg

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This book identifies, documents, and analyzes the major dimensions of U.S. prime-time TV content. By exmining fictional TV series run in prime-time and on Saturday mornings over three seasons, the author and his research team have put together a fascinating study of American society according to television.

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