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_a302.23 _bGOR |
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100 | _aGorton, Kristyn | ||
245 | _aMedia audiences : television, meaning and emotion | ||
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_aEdinburgh _bEdinburgh Uni. Press _c2009 |
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300 | _aix,176p. | ||
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_aMedia topics series _vValerie Alia Ed. |
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500 | _aCONTENTS Acknowledgements vi Preface : emotion, engagements and orientation viii Introduction : why study television? 1 Part 1 : Theoretical background 1 'Desperately Seeking the Audience' : models of audience reception 11 2 Personal Meanings, Fandom and Sitting Too Close to the Television 30 3 Global Meanings and Trans-cultural Understandings of Dallas 45 4 Theorising Emotion and Affect: feminist engagements 55 5 Theorising Emotion in Film and Television 72 Part 2 : Case studies 6 A Sentimental Journey: writing emotion in television 89 7 'There's No Place Like Home': emotional exposure, excess and empathy on TV 100 8 Emotional Rescue : The Sopranos (HBO 1999-2007), ER (NEC 1994-) and State of Play (BBC1 2003) 115 9 Feminising Television : the Mother Role in Six Feet Under (HBO 2001-6) and Brothers fr Sisters (ABC 2006-)128 10 Researching Emotion in Television : a small-scale case study of emotion in the UK/Irish soap industry 142 Bibliography 156 Index 173 | ||
890 | _aUnited Kingdom | ||
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