Television as a social force
new approaches to TV criticism
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Author
Contributions
- Adler, Richard, 1942- - Contributor
- Aspen Institute Program on Communications and Society. - Contributor
Publication
1975 - Praeger, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
42,750 words, Guess
Page Count
171 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100275011909
- ISBN-100915436027
- ISBN-139780275011901
- ISBN-139780915436026
- LibraryThing4560798
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- Goodreads3985900
- Library of Congress Control Number76022620
- Better World BooksO8-BZY-214
- Better World Books9780915436026
- Open LibraryOL4890617M
Classifications
- DDC301.16/2
- LCCPN1992.8.C7 T4 1975b
- LCCPN1992.8.C7T4
Subjects
Topics
TelevisieFernsehenTélédiffusionAspect socialKommunikationFernsehkritikSocial aspectsAufsatzsammlungSociale aspectenTelevision criticismCritique de télévisionTelevision broadcastingUniversity of South AlabamaDiscours, essais, conférencesTelevision criticism -- United StatesTelevision broadcasting, social aspectsTelevision broadcasting -- Social aspects -- United States
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