Television Structural Art (Modern Communication Series)

Author: Shao Changbo
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: The book studies the structural art of film and television. The task of structuralism is the construction, arrangement, and distribution of artistic materials in film and television. Structuralism is also one of the important fields of linguistic studies. The main academic viewpoints discussed in this book are the key points and difficulties encountered in film and television language teaching, as well as the theoretical reflections of the author in teaching film and television language courses at the university. Currently, there are few works on film and television language in China, and most of them focus primarily on film language. With over two decades of experience working at a television station and engaging in many years of film and television language teaching, the author has focused on research in the field of television language. Several chapters in the book are dedicated to television language and structuralism as the main subjects of discussion, which is an academic feature of the book. Another feature of the book is its alignment with the characteristics of television theory itself, combining theory with practical creative examples, offering many fascinating and insightful case analyses. Therefore, this book not only benefits undergraduate students majoring in radio and television but also broadens the horizons and enhances theoretical cultivation for at television stations.