From Jerry Springer to Jersey Shore : The Cultural Politics of Class in/on US Reality Programming

Laura Grindstaff

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Media Studies and Communication Gender, Feminism, and Media Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

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Scholarly research on reality TV has grown apace with the genre itself, exploring many critical dimensions of its production, reception and political-economic context.Although the scholarly literature on reality programming is too vast to list comprehensively, book-length contributions include Fried

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