Drawing upon the existing scholarship of period drama and emerging research into new media ecologies, instigated by television streaming services such as Netflix, this book establishes a critical framework for understanding the representation of nationhood and cultural identity in television drama.
Drawing upon the existing scholarship of period drama and emerging research into new media ecologies, instigated by television streaming services such as Netflix, this book establishes a critical framework for understanding the representation of nationhood and cultural identity in television drama.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Will Stanford Abbiss received his doctorate from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, in 2021. His research focuses on representations of nationhood in long-form television drama, including the status of public service television in the twenty-first century. His scholarly research has been published in Television & New Media, the Journal of British Cinema and Television, the Journal of Popular Television and Critical Studies in Television, for which he is also an editorial assistant.
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Introduction: The Post-Heritage Framework 1. Society Dramas of the 2010s 2. Dickens Adaptations Beyond the Bicentenary 3. Matters of Royalty in The Crown 4. Poliakoff and Public Service in the 2010s 5. Conclusion: Post-Heritage Futures
Introduction: The Post-Heritage Framework 1. Society Dramas of the 2010s 2. Dickens Adaptations Beyond the Bicentenary 3. Matters of Royalty in The Crown 4. Poliakoff and Public Service in the 2010s 5. Conclusion: Post-Heritage Futures
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