Living room lectures: the fifties family in film and television

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Cinema History and Criticism Media, Gender, and Advertising Literature, Film, and Journalism Analysis

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* Acknowledgments * Introduction * Part One. Contextual Explanations *1. The Melodramatic Territory *2. Corporate Soul-Mates *3. What the People Want *4. Rules and Regulations * Part Two. Textual Implications *5. Power Plays *6. Boys and Girls Together *7. Family Finances *8. Conclusion * Appendixes * A. Television Statistics * B. Film Statistics * C. Narrative Patterns * Notes * Bibliography * Filmography * Videography * Index

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