Television, history, and American culture: feminist critical essays

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CONTENTS List of illustrations Introduction: Mary Beth Haralovich, University of Arizona & Lauren Rabinovitz, University of Iowa Desired and feared: Women's voices in radio history: Michele Hilmes, University of Wisconsin-Madison Considering Monty Margett' Cook's Corner: Oral history and television history: Mark Williams, Dartmouth College Lucy and Desi: Sexuality, ethnicity and TV's first family: Mary Desjardins, Dartmouth College A moral crisis in prime time: Peyton Place and the rise of the single girl: Moya Luckett, University of Pittsburgh I Spy's living Postvards: The geo-politics of civil rights: Mary Beth Haralovich, University of Arizona Leading up to Roe v Wade: Television documentaries in the abortion debate: Julie D'Acci, University of Wisconsin-Madison Ms-representation: the politics of feminist sicoms: Lauren Rabinovitz, University of Iowa The Oprahification of America: Talk shows and the public sphere: Jane M. Shattuc, Emerson College Averting the male gaze: visual pleasure and images of far women: Jane Feuer, University of Pittsburgh Selected bibliography Contributors Index

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