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Screen Tastes - Soap Opera to Satellite Dishes (Hardcover)
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Screen Tastes - Soap Opera to Satellite Dishes (Hardcover)
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In this volume, Charlotte Brunsdon analyzes a wide range of
contemporary film and television programmes, from British soap
operas and crime series such as "Crossroads" and "Widows" to
Hollywood movies such as "Working Girl" and "Pretty Woman".;As well
as interpreting the pleasures and meanings that these programmes
offer - particularly for women viewers - the book is concerned with
the nature of media criticism, particularly feminist criticism, and
the problematic aesthetics of popular culture. Why have feminist
media critics been so interested in the soap opera viewer? What are
the "race" politics of the TV crime series? What is meant by
"quality" in television? And was the fuss about the erection of
satellite dishes on British homes really about architectural
values?;The book brings together Charlotte Brunsdon's key writings
on film and television and its criticism, with new introductions
which contextualise and update the arguments, and recent work on
the "post-feminist girly" in recent Hollywood cinema. Brunsdon's
focus is on the tastes and pleasures of the female consumer as she
is produced by popular film an television - and by feminist
criticism.
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