Television Drama offers an account of British television drama from its origins in live studio drama in the prewar and immediate postwar years, through the Golden Age of the single play of the 1960s and 1970s, to its convergence with an emerging British art cinema in the 1990s.
Television Drama offers an account of British television drama from its origins in live studio drama in the prewar and immediate postwar years, through the Golden Age of the single play of the 1960s and 1970s, to its convergence with an emerging British art cinema in the 1990s.
John Caughie is Professor of Film and Television Studies at the University of Glasgow. He is the author of Companion to British and Irish Cinema (with Kevin Rockett), and on the editorial board of Screen.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: 'serious drama' Early television and television drama The making of the 'Golden Age' The rush of the real: an aesthetics of immediacy Art television: authorship and irony Modernism, or, Not non-naturalism Television drama and the art film: the logic of convergence Small pleasures: adaptation and the past Epilogue: the return of value
Introduction: 'serious drama' Early television and television drama The making of the 'Golden Age' The rush of the real: an aesthetics of immediacy Art television: authorship and irony Modernism, or, Not non-naturalism Television drama and the art film: the logic of convergence Small pleasures: adaptation and the past Epilogue: the return of value
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