Genre is central to understanding the industrial context and the visual form of television. This third edition of a key textbook brings together leading international scholars to provide an accessible, comprehensive and up-to-date introduction to the debates, issues and concerns of television genre.
Genre is central to understanding the industrial context and the visual form of television. This third edition of a key textbook brings together leading international scholars to provide an accessible, comprehensive and up-to-date introduction to the debates, issues and concerns of television genre.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface (1st, 2nd, 3rd Editions).- Notes on Contributors.- PART I: INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS GENRE?.- 1. Genre Theory Glen Creeber.- 2. Studying Genre Steve Neale.- 3. Genre and Television Steve Neale (Gene Development: Henri Focillon's Four Stages Of Evolution Terry Bailey).- 4. The Uses And Limitations Of Genre Graeme Turner.- 5. Genre, Hybridity And Mutations Graeme Turner (Life On Mars: Genre Hybridity With A Twist Robin Nelson).- 6. Genre And Format Glen Creeber.- 7. Genre Study: Beyond The Text (Lost) Jason Mittell.- PART II: DRAMA.- 8. Studying Television Drama Robin Nelson.- 9. The Crime Series Mareike Jenna (The Sopranos Glen Creeber).- 10. The Detective Series (Dexter) Mareike Jenner (Sherlock Mareike Jenner and Lisa Richards).- 11. The Police Procedural Lez Cooke (CSI Glen Creeber), (The Wire Mareike Jenner).- 12. The Action Series Toby Miller (24 Glen Creeber) (Homeland Lisa Richards).- 13. The Western William Boddy (Deadwood Glen Creeber).- 14. Teen Drama (Glee) (Skins) Rachel Moseley.- 15. Hospital Drama Jason Jacobs (Grey's Anatomy Mareike Jenna) (House M.D. Mareike Jenner).- 16. Drama-Documentary (Cathy Come Home The Day After John Corner).- 17. Costume Drama (Jane Austen Adaptations) Robin Nelson (Downton Abbey Glen Creeber).- 18. Telefantasy (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) Catherine Johnson (Game of Thrones Helen Wheatley).- 19. Science Fiction (Star Trek) Luke Hockley (The X-Files Catherine Johnson) (Doctor Who Matt Hills).- 20. Postmodern Drama (Twin Peaks) Adrian Page (Ally McBeal Robin Nelson) (Heroes Glen Creeber).- PART III: SOAP OPERA.- 21. Studying Soap Opera Anna McCarthy (Dallas Glen Creeber).- 22. Realism and Soap Opera (Soul City) Anna McCarthy (EastEnders Glen Creeber).- 23. Soap Operas and their Audiences (A Country Practice) John Tulloch.- 24. The Telenovela (Brazillian Telenovelas) Thomas Tufte.- PART IV: COMEDY.- 25. Studying Comedy (Humour Theory) Brett Mills (Comedy and 'Child Directed Speech' Ian Wilkie).- 26. The Sketch Show (Monty Python's Flying Circus) Steve Neale.- 27. Stand-Up Comedy Ian Wilkie.- 28. Situation Comedy, Part 1 John Hartley (The Unruly Woman Sitcom Jane Feuer).- 29. Situation Comedy, Part 2 Jane Feuer (Sex and the City Glen Creeber).- 30. The 'Gay' and 'Queer' Sitcom (Will and Grace) Jane Feuer.- 31. Contemporary Sitcom: 'Comedy Vérité' (The Office) (BrassEye) Brett Mills.- 32. The Panel Show (QI) Brett Mills.- PART V: CHILDREN'S TELEVISION.- 33. Children's Television as Genre Jason Mittell, (Horrible Histories Lisa Richards), (Sesame Street Glen Creeber).- 34. Moral Panics (Teletubbies) Paul Wells.- 35. Children and Advertising Merris Griffiths.- PART VI: NEWS.- 36. Studying Television News (The Propaganda News Model: Herman and Chomsky) Justin Lewis (The Glasgow Media Group Jackie Harrison).- 37. Analysing Television News Justin Lewis (How to Analyse a TV News Programme John Hartley).- 38. Constructing News Values (Gatekeeper Studies) Jackie Harrison.- 39. Objectivity and Television News (The BBC and Impartiality) Jackie Harrison (The Aesthetics of 24 Hour News Glen Creeber).- 40. The Globalisation of Television News (CNN Cable News Network) John Hartley.- 41. Citizen Journalism (Al-Jazeera) Jackie Harrison.- PART VII: DOCUMENTARY.- 42. Studying Documentary John Corner (Big Fat Gypsy Weddings Glen Creeber).- 43. Form and Content in Documentary Study John Corner.- 44. Documentary and Realism John Corner.- 45. Observational Documentary: Fly-on-the-Wall (New Reflexive Documentary: 'The Broomfield Film') Stella Bruzzi.- 46. Educational Programming (Discovery Channel and Walking With Dinosaurs) K.J. Donnelly.- 47. Natural History Programming (Planet Earth) Brett Mills.- 48. The Travelogue Glen Creeber.- PART VIII: REALITY TELEVISION.- 49. Intro.
Preface (1st, 2nd, 3rd Editions).- Notes on Contributors.- PART I: INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS GENRE?.- 1. Genre Theory Glen Creeber.- 2. Studying Genre Steve Neale.- 3. Genre and Television Steve Neale (Gene Development: Henri Focillon's Four Stages Of Evolution Terry Bailey).- 4. The Uses And Limitations Of Genre Graeme Turner.- 5. Genre, Hybridity And Mutations Graeme Turner (Life On Mars: Genre Hybridity With A Twist Robin Nelson).- 6. Genre And Format Glen Creeber.- 7. Genre Study: Beyond The Text (Lost) Jason Mittell.- PART II: DRAMA.- 8. Studying Television Drama Robin Nelson.- 9. The Crime Series Mareike Jenna (The Sopranos Glen Creeber).- 10. The Detective Series (Dexter) Mareike Jenner (Sherlock Mareike Jenner and Lisa Richards).- 11. The Police Procedural Lez Cooke (CSI Glen Creeber), (The Wire Mareike Jenner).- 12. The Action Series Toby Miller (24 Glen Creeber) (Homeland Lisa Richards).- 13. The Western William Boddy (Deadwood Glen Creeber).- 14. Teen Drama (Glee) (Skins) Rachel Moseley.- 15. Hospital Drama Jason Jacobs (Grey's Anatomy Mareike Jenna) (House M.D. Mareike Jenner).- 16. Drama-Documentary (Cathy Come Home The Day After John Corner).- 17. Costume Drama (Jane Austen Adaptations) Robin Nelson (Downton Abbey Glen Creeber).- 18. Telefantasy (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) Catherine Johnson (Game of Thrones Helen Wheatley).- 19. Science Fiction (Star Trek) Luke Hockley (The X-Files Catherine Johnson) (Doctor Who Matt Hills).- 20. Postmodern Drama (Twin Peaks) Adrian Page (Ally McBeal Robin Nelson) (Heroes Glen Creeber).- PART III: SOAP OPERA.- 21. Studying Soap Opera Anna McCarthy (Dallas Glen Creeber).- 22. Realism and Soap Opera (Soul City) Anna McCarthy (EastEnders Glen Creeber).- 23. Soap Operas and their Audiences (A Country Practice) John Tulloch.- 24. The Telenovela (Brazillian Telenovelas) Thomas Tufte.- PART IV: COMEDY.- 25. Studying Comedy (Humour Theory) Brett Mills (Comedy and 'Child Directed Speech' Ian Wilkie).- 26. The Sketch Show (Monty Python's Flying Circus) Steve Neale.- 27. Stand-Up Comedy Ian Wilkie.- 28. Situation Comedy, Part 1 John Hartley (The Unruly Woman Sitcom Jane Feuer).- 29. Situation Comedy, Part 2 Jane Feuer (Sex and the City Glen Creeber).- 30. The 'Gay' and 'Queer' Sitcom (Will and Grace) Jane Feuer.- 31. Contemporary Sitcom: 'Comedy Vérité' (The Office) (BrassEye) Brett Mills.- 32. The Panel Show (QI) Brett Mills.- PART V: CHILDREN'S TELEVISION.- 33. Children's Television as Genre Jason Mittell, (Horrible Histories Lisa Richards), (Sesame Street Glen Creeber).- 34. Moral Panics (Teletubbies) Paul Wells.- 35. Children and Advertising Merris Griffiths.- PART VI: NEWS.- 36. Studying Television News (The Propaganda News Model: Herman and Chomsky) Justin Lewis (The Glasgow Media Group Jackie Harrison).- 37. Analysing Television News Justin Lewis (How to Analyse a TV News Programme John Hartley).- 38. Constructing News Values (Gatekeeper Studies) Jackie Harrison.- 39. Objectivity and Television News (The BBC and Impartiality) Jackie Harrison (The Aesthetics of 24 Hour News Glen Creeber).- 40. The Globalisation of Television News (CNN Cable News Network) John Hartley.- 41. Citizen Journalism (Al-Jazeera) Jackie Harrison.- PART VII: DOCUMENTARY.- 42. Studying Documentary John Corner (Big Fat Gypsy Weddings Glen Creeber).- 43. Form and Content in Documentary Study John Corner.- 44. Documentary and Realism John Corner.- 45. Observational Documentary: Fly-on-the-Wall (New Reflexive Documentary: 'The Broomfield Film') Stella Bruzzi.- 46. Educational Programming (Discovery Channel and Walking With Dinosaurs) K.J. Donnelly.- 47. Natural History Programming (Planet Earth) Brett Mills.- 48. The Travelogue Glen Creeber.- PART VIII: REALITY TELEVISION.- 49. Intro.
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