World families watch television

James Lull

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The Family and Television in World Cultures - James Lull Domestic Relations - David Morley The Framework of Family Viewing in Great Britain Television, Telenovelas, and Family Life in Venezuela - Leoncio Barrios Everyday Life and Television in West Germany - Jan Uwe-Rogge and Klaus Jensen An Empathic-Interpretative Perspective on the Family as a System In the Midst of Diversity - J S Yadava and Usha V Reddi Television in Urban Indian Homes Equalizing Status - Neena Behl Television and Tradition in an Indian Village Accomodation of Video and Television in the American Family - Thomas R Lindlof, Milton J Shatzer and Daniel Wilkinson Agent of Modernization - James Lull and Se-Wen Sun Television and Urban Chinese Families Extensions of the Audience - James Lull Television Viewing Around the World

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