will appear in a symposium volume on the international dissemination of television programs being edited for UNESCO by Peter Larsen. Decoding by overseas audiences of the American hit program, "Dallas," shows that viewers use the program as a "forum " to reflect on their identities. They become involved morally (comparing "them " and "us"), playfully (trying on unfamiliar roles), ideologically (searching for manipulative messages), and aesthetically (discerning the formulae from which the program is constructed). La faqon dont les auditoires Ctrangers dkodent la populaire drie amkricaine "Dallas " montre que les tCl6spectateurs den servent comme d'un "forum " pour rkflkhir sur...
This audience reception project performs an audience study of the first season of the new Dallas (20...
Thinking is not a performing art, and that is why we need an Art for Thinking. Humans in a mediated ...
The author calls into question the different research traditions' propositions for explaining TV vie...
Portraying the spectator as a television critic, this paper is based on a comparison between respons...
American television programmes manage to cross cultural and linguistic frontiers with great ease. Th...
American television programmes manage to cross cultural and linguistic frontiers with great ease. Th...
Les Cultural Studies (études culturelles) ont acquis une énorme popularité ces dix dernières années....
Television is an ever-evolving and multi-dimensional medium, being at once a technology, an industry...
Dans les années 2000, les séries télévisées rencontrent un engouement sans précédent. Ce qui ne cons...
A common assumption maintains that the global outreach of mass media inevitably leads to deleterious...
This article analyses discussions of an episode of Dallas by focus groups of different ethnic origin...
This audience reception project performs an audience study of the first season of the new Dallas (20...
This essay and the audience reception projects it introduces alleviate the desperation of seeking th...
This audience reception project performs an audience study of the first season of the new Dallas (20...
This essay and the audience reception projects it introduces alleviate the desperation of seeking th...
This audience reception project performs an audience study of the first season of the new Dallas (20...
Thinking is not a performing art, and that is why we need an Art for Thinking. Humans in a mediated ...
The author calls into question the different research traditions' propositions for explaining TV vie...
Portraying the spectator as a television critic, this paper is based on a comparison between respons...
American television programmes manage to cross cultural and linguistic frontiers with great ease. Th...
American television programmes manage to cross cultural and linguistic frontiers with great ease. Th...
Les Cultural Studies (études culturelles) ont acquis une énorme popularité ces dix dernières années....
Television is an ever-evolving and multi-dimensional medium, being at once a technology, an industry...
Dans les années 2000, les séries télévisées rencontrent un engouement sans précédent. Ce qui ne cons...
A common assumption maintains that the global outreach of mass media inevitably leads to deleterious...
This article analyses discussions of an episode of Dallas by focus groups of different ethnic origin...
This audience reception project performs an audience study of the first season of the new Dallas (20...
This essay and the audience reception projects it introduces alleviate the desperation of seeking th...
This audience reception project performs an audience study of the first season of the new Dallas (20...
This essay and the audience reception projects it introduces alleviate the desperation of seeking th...
This audience reception project performs an audience study of the first season of the new Dallas (20...
Thinking is not a performing art, and that is why we need an Art for Thinking. Humans in a mediated ...
The author calls into question the different research traditions' propositions for explaining TV vie...