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Popular television in authoritarian Europe / edited by Peter Goddard

Published
Manchester ; New York : Manchester Univiversity Press, [2013]
Copyright Date
©2013
Physical Description
xiv, 216 pages ; 23 cm
Additional Creators
Goddard, Peter

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Contents
Machine generated contents note: 1.Introduction: Popular television in authoritarian Europe -- a popular conundrum? / Peter Goddard -- pt. I Southern Europe -- 2.Football and bullfighting on television: Spectacle and Spanish identity during Franco's dictatorship / Juan Francisco Gutierrez Lozano -- 3.From puppets to puppeteers: Modernising Spain through entertainment television / Miguel Fernandez Labayen -- 4.Entertaining the Colonels: Propaganda, social change and entertainment in Greek television fiction, 1967--74 / Gregory Paschalidis -- 5.Staying outside `the egg': Surrealist entertainment during the Greek dictatorship / Christina Adamou -- pt. II Eastern bloc -- 6.Between politics and soap: The articulation of ideology and melodrama in Czechoslovak communist television serials, 1975--89 / Simon Dominik -- 7.Re-staging the popular: Televising Nicolae Ceausescu / Dana Mustata -- 8.KVN: Live television and improvised comedy in the Soviet Union, 1957--71 / Andrew Janco -- pt. III German Democratic Republic -- 9.Undercover: How the East German political system presented itself in television series / Reinhold Viehoff -- 10.Agitprop gone wrong: Der Schwarze Kanal / Frank Engelmann-del Mestre -- 11.Popular music on East German television: Constructing the televisual pop community in the GDR / Edward Larkey.
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ISBN
9780719082399
0719082390
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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