The Twentieth Century, Volum 173Nineteenth Century and After, 1964 |
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... television does emphasize that the problems it investigates are our own . Television has made isolation virtually impossible ; it breathes the hot and cold of current affairs in all our faces and there is no escape from them because ...
... television does emphasize that the problems it investigates are our own . Television has made isolation virtually impossible ; it breathes the hot and cold of current affairs in all our faces and there is no escape from them because ...
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... television has developed . The assumptions that television makes about itself have not progressed further to allow anything different to the type of documentaries we have become used to . This is largely because people are likely to ...
... television has developed . The assumptions that television makes about itself have not progressed further to allow anything different to the type of documentaries we have become used to . This is largely because people are likely to ...
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... television producers from their responsibility ; for in any society there will be some tendencies which it will not be considered desirable to reinforce . To these social scientists television , like the other media , is seen as working ...
... television producers from their responsibility ; for in any society there will be some tendencies which it will not be considered desirable to reinforce . To these social scientists television , like the other media , is seen as working ...
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