Hunter Hargraves, Uncomfortable Television
Whether we see twenty-first-century television as the end of television or a new golden age, it is hard to deny that there is something different about television programming in the new millennium. In Uncomfortable Television, Hunter Hargraves offers one explanation for what that something differen...
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European journal of American studies
2023
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| Résumé: | Whether we see twenty-first-century television as the end of television or a new golden age, it is hard to deny that there is something different about television programming in the new millennium. In Uncomfortable Television, Hunter Hargraves offers one explanation for what that something different may be. In this book, Hargraves examines what he calls “postmillenium American television,” or the period from the early 2000s until the late 2010s. Specifically, he is interested in the ways tha... |
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