Contemporary Chinese Television Culture Landscape

Author: Sui Yan
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Based on the description and induction of important cultural phenomena such as the complex ideology of television communication, the multiple connections of mass culture, the various manifestations of the transformation from art culture to cultural industry, and the "pseudo-environment" suggested by television communication becoming a "soft environment" that influences national security, this book employs numerous relevant theories from communication studies, international relations, and 20th-century Western academic trends. From multiple perspectives—such as the perspective of consciousness, the perspective of communication reception, the perspective of mass culture, and the perspective of national security—it focuses on the evolution of the cultural landscape in television communication. To a certain extent, it transcends the historical limitations of television art research, which has often fallen into the "blind men touching an elephant" misfortune due to a single interpretive angle. The book elaborates on some innovative academic viewpoints, such as the "Establishment of a television cultural security theory that combines artistic quality, a global communication perspective, and a national security height." This theory, rooted in the study of television art, leverages the theories and research methods of communication studies to broaden its scope to global communication and achieve a height of national security.