The concept of television culture

Author: Qi Lin
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The core focus of this book is "Television Culture." Against the backdrop of cultural studies research, it explores the mechanisms of occurrence, transmission patterns, and aesthetic characteristics of radio and television as a unique cultural phenomenon. From six aspects—such as the formation of television culture, the exploration of its transmission charm, the constraints on television culture, television culture and socialization, television culture and ideology, and the distinction between highbrow and lowbrow in television culture—the book provides a comprehensive scan of television culture, forming a complete cognitive system. Through the close relationship between television and humanity, it reveals the essence of television culture. The book offers a uniquely insightful and profound understanding of television culture, with clear and fluent arguments, making it highly readable. It can be used as teaching material in university journalism departments and is of great reference value for cultural studies and sociology researchers. Additionally, it provides enlightenment and guidance for the broader television industry professionals.