Television and the American Family
Herausgeber: Bryant, J Alison
Television and the American Family
Herausgeber: Bryant, J Alison
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This anthology examines television's role in the American family, covering uses, attitudes, portrayals of families, meanings & effects, impact, and policy issues. It is intended for scholars & students in media effects, family studies, & related areas.
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This anthology examines television's role in the American family, covering uses, attitudes, portrayals of families, meanings & effects, impact, and policy issues. It is intended for scholars & students in media effects, family studies, & related areas.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 482
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2001
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 160mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 853g
- ISBN-13: 9780805834215
- ISBN-10: 0805834214
- Artikelnr.: 22356500
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 482
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2001
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 160mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 853g
- ISBN-13: 9780805834215
- ISBN-10: 0805834214
- Artikelnr.: 22356500
J. Alison Bryant, J. Alison Bryant
Contents: Preface. Part I: Introduction and Overview.M. Andreasen
Evolution in the Family's Use of Television: An Overview. Part II: Uses of Television by the American Family.J.A. Kotler
J.C. Wright
A.C. Huston
Television Use in Families With Children. D.J. Atkin
Home Ecology and Children's Television Viewing in the New Media Environment. J.R. Walker
R.V. Bellamy
Jr.
Remote Control Devices and Family Viewing. C.A. Lin
The VCR
Home Video Culture
and New Video Technologies. Part III: Attitudes Toward Television.D. Brown
T. Hayes
Family Attitudes Toward Television. Part IV: Portrayals of American Families on Television.J.D. Robinson
T. Skill
Five Decades of Families on Television: From the 1950s Through the 1990s. M.S. Larson
Sibling Interaction in Situation Comedies Over the Years. K.E. Heintz-Knowles
Balancing Acts: Work-Family Issues on Prime-Time TV. J.L. Dates
C.A. Stroman
Portrayals of Families of Color on Television. W. Douglas
Subversion of the American Television Family. J. Bryant
C.F. Aust
J.A. Bryant
G. Venugopalan
How Psychologically Healthy Are America's Prime-Time Television Families? Part V: Meanings and Effects. A. Alexander
The Meaning of Television in the American Family. W. Gantz
Conflicts and Resolution Strategies Associated With Television in Marital Life. J. Cantor
M-L. Mares
Effects of Television on Child and Family Emotional Well-Being. N. Signorielli
M. Morgan
Television and the Family: The Cultivation Perspective. Part VI: Mediating Television's Impact.N.L. Buerkel-Rothfuss
R.A. Buerkel
Family Mediation. E.W. Austin
Effects of Family Communication on Children's Interpretation of Television. D.M. Boush
Mediating Advertising Effects. Part VII: Public Policy Issues.J.A. Bryant
J. Bryant
L. Mullikin
J.J. McCollum
C.C. Love
Curriculum-Based Preschool Television Programming and the American Family: Historical Development
Impact of Public Policy
and Social and Educational Effects. M. Kremar
The Effect of Television Policy on Children and Families.
Evolution in the Family's Use of Television: An Overview. Part II: Uses of Television by the American Family.J.A. Kotler
J.C. Wright
A.C. Huston
Television Use in Families With Children. D.J. Atkin
Home Ecology and Children's Television Viewing in the New Media Environment. J.R. Walker
R.V. Bellamy
Jr.
Remote Control Devices and Family Viewing. C.A. Lin
The VCR
Home Video Culture
and New Video Technologies. Part III: Attitudes Toward Television.D. Brown
T. Hayes
Family Attitudes Toward Television. Part IV: Portrayals of American Families on Television.J.D. Robinson
T. Skill
Five Decades of Families on Television: From the 1950s Through the 1990s. M.S. Larson
Sibling Interaction in Situation Comedies Over the Years. K.E. Heintz-Knowles
Balancing Acts: Work-Family Issues on Prime-Time TV. J.L. Dates
C.A. Stroman
Portrayals of Families of Color on Television. W. Douglas
Subversion of the American Television Family. J. Bryant
C.F. Aust
J.A. Bryant
G. Venugopalan
How Psychologically Healthy Are America's Prime-Time Television Families? Part V: Meanings and Effects. A. Alexander
The Meaning of Television in the American Family. W. Gantz
Conflicts and Resolution Strategies Associated With Television in Marital Life. J. Cantor
M-L. Mares
Effects of Television on Child and Family Emotional Well-Being. N. Signorielli
M. Morgan
Television and the Family: The Cultivation Perspective. Part VI: Mediating Television's Impact.N.L. Buerkel-Rothfuss
R.A. Buerkel
Family Mediation. E.W. Austin
Effects of Family Communication on Children's Interpretation of Television. D.M. Boush
Mediating Advertising Effects. Part VII: Public Policy Issues.J.A. Bryant
J. Bryant
L. Mullikin
J.J. McCollum
C.C. Love
Curriculum-Based Preschool Television Programming and the American Family: Historical Development
Impact of Public Policy
and Social and Educational Effects. M. Kremar
The Effect of Television Policy on Children and Families.
Contents: Preface. Part I: Introduction and Overview.M. Andreasen
Evolution in the Family's Use of Television: An Overview. Part II: Uses of Television by the American Family.J.A. Kotler
J.C. Wright
A.C. Huston
Television Use in Families With Children. D.J. Atkin
Home Ecology and Children's Television Viewing in the New Media Environment. J.R. Walker
R.V. Bellamy
Jr.
Remote Control Devices and Family Viewing. C.A. Lin
The VCR
Home Video Culture
and New Video Technologies. Part III: Attitudes Toward Television.D. Brown
T. Hayes
Family Attitudes Toward Television. Part IV: Portrayals of American Families on Television.J.D. Robinson
T. Skill
Five Decades of Families on Television: From the 1950s Through the 1990s. M.S. Larson
Sibling Interaction in Situation Comedies Over the Years. K.E. Heintz-Knowles
Balancing Acts: Work-Family Issues on Prime-Time TV. J.L. Dates
C.A. Stroman
Portrayals of Families of Color on Television. W. Douglas
Subversion of the American Television Family. J. Bryant
C.F. Aust
J.A. Bryant
G. Venugopalan
How Psychologically Healthy Are America's Prime-Time Television Families? Part V: Meanings and Effects. A. Alexander
The Meaning of Television in the American Family. W. Gantz
Conflicts and Resolution Strategies Associated With Television in Marital Life. J. Cantor
M-L. Mares
Effects of Television on Child and Family Emotional Well-Being. N. Signorielli
M. Morgan
Television and the Family: The Cultivation Perspective. Part VI: Mediating Television's Impact.N.L. Buerkel-Rothfuss
R.A. Buerkel
Family Mediation. E.W. Austin
Effects of Family Communication on Children's Interpretation of Television. D.M. Boush
Mediating Advertising Effects. Part VII: Public Policy Issues.J.A. Bryant
J. Bryant
L. Mullikin
J.J. McCollum
C.C. Love
Curriculum-Based Preschool Television Programming and the American Family: Historical Development
Impact of Public Policy
and Social and Educational Effects. M. Kremar
The Effect of Television Policy on Children and Families.
Evolution in the Family's Use of Television: An Overview. Part II: Uses of Television by the American Family.J.A. Kotler
J.C. Wright
A.C. Huston
Television Use in Families With Children. D.J. Atkin
Home Ecology and Children's Television Viewing in the New Media Environment. J.R. Walker
R.V. Bellamy
Jr.
Remote Control Devices and Family Viewing. C.A. Lin
The VCR
Home Video Culture
and New Video Technologies. Part III: Attitudes Toward Television.D. Brown
T. Hayes
Family Attitudes Toward Television. Part IV: Portrayals of American Families on Television.J.D. Robinson
T. Skill
Five Decades of Families on Television: From the 1950s Through the 1990s. M.S. Larson
Sibling Interaction in Situation Comedies Over the Years. K.E. Heintz-Knowles
Balancing Acts: Work-Family Issues on Prime-Time TV. J.L. Dates
C.A. Stroman
Portrayals of Families of Color on Television. W. Douglas
Subversion of the American Television Family. J. Bryant
C.F. Aust
J.A. Bryant
G. Venugopalan
How Psychologically Healthy Are America's Prime-Time Television Families? Part V: Meanings and Effects. A. Alexander
The Meaning of Television in the American Family. W. Gantz
Conflicts and Resolution Strategies Associated With Television in Marital Life. J. Cantor
M-L. Mares
Effects of Television on Child and Family Emotional Well-Being. N. Signorielli
M. Morgan
Television and the Family: The Cultivation Perspective. Part VI: Mediating Television's Impact.N.L. Buerkel-Rothfuss
R.A. Buerkel
Family Mediation. E.W. Austin
Effects of Family Communication on Children's Interpretation of Television. D.M. Boush
Mediating Advertising Effects. Part VII: Public Policy Issues.J.A. Bryant
J. Bryant
L. Mullikin
J.J. McCollum
C.C. Love
Curriculum-Based Preschool Television Programming and the American Family: Historical Development
Impact of Public Policy
and Social and Educational Effects. M. Kremar
The Effect of Television Policy on Children and Families.