Channels of Discourse, Reassembled

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Cultural, Social, and Media Studies Cinema History and Criticism Media and Digital Communication

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Channels of Discourse fills a significant gap in the critical literature on television. The eight distinguished scholars whose essays make up the collection consider commercial televisionin relation to the major strands of contemporary literary, cultural and cinematic criticism.

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