Television drama : an introduction / by Self, David, editor

Subjects: “…Television plays…”

Successful script writing / by 221488 Wolff, Jurgen, Cox, Kerry

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<b>"A Sceptic in a Credulous World": re-evaluating the work of Stewart Parker on the twentieth anniversary of his death</b><br> by Clare Wallace

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"A Sceptic in a Credulous World": re-evaluating the work of Stewart Parker on the twentieth anniversary of his death by Clare Wallace

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Finding a Place in the Discourse: Film, Literature and the Process of Becoming Politically Subject by Jane McDonnell

“…Interpreting these in the light of a theoretical framework that privileges a performative understanding of subjectivity, the paper argues that narrative art forms such as literature, film and television play an important role in the ways young people construct and perform their political subjectivity, and that this is an important part of their overall democratic learning. …”
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Consciousness about HIV/AIDS and STIs among women in Bangladesh: A cross-sectional study by Hossain, Mosharaf, Mat Min, Ruhani, K. C. Mani, Kulanthayan

“…It is essential to increase the educational programmes concerning HIV/AIDS and STIs for rural areas in Bangladesh, especially for the younger women (<25 years). Radio and television play significant roles in increasing consciousness regarding HIV/AIDS and STIs in the rural areas of Bangladesh. …”

FEATURES OF THE SOCIOLOGICAI DIAGNOSTICS OF THE MEDIA FIELD IN THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS by A N Danilov, D G Rotman, A V Postalovsky, I I Buzovsky

“…In 2017, the Internet together with television play a decisive role in the development of the media field. …”
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Mise en scène: Beckett’s “Field of Memory” by Mischa Twitchin

“…In conversation with Stanley Gontarski, Beckett observed that, while his last play What Where, “was written for the theatre… it’s much more a television play than a theatre piece.” Rather than detail the textual differences between the play as written (or, indeed, rewritten) for theatre or television, the following discussion looks at examples of the play’s mise en scène (including Beckett’s own) to try to make sense of writing for one medium when read in the light of another.[2] How does an idea of mise en scène come into question through one medium (writing, stage or screen), when this medium is itself put into question by another (instead of being simply subsumed by it, as McLuhan famously observed)? …”
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Coming first / by Bryers, Paul, author 377085

“…The author has written three political thrillers and a number of radio and television plays.…”

Television effects on language development skills of preschoolers. by Lim, Cecie Kheng See.

“…With the pervasive nature of television, reducing the role that television played in the lives of children would be a difficult task indeed. …”
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Nel piccolo schermo il paese reale: Avanzi e il dibattito sulla tv spazzatura by Mariangela PALMIERI

“…In the 1992 crisis, television played a central role, mirroring reality through its distorting lens and at the same time affecting it through specific narratives. …”
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High Culture in Low Places: Television and Modern Art, 1950-1970 by Lynn Spigel

“…This essay examines the role that television played in defining the American image after World War II. lt focuses on how television served to popularize modern painting (especially abstract expressionism and Pop art), and it looks how television contributed to the nationalist goal of creating a uniquely »American « image - distinct from European painting, especially that of Paris. lt argues that television valorized advertising art as the quintessential American and democratic form, and in the process led the way to the popular embrace of Popism. …”
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The representation of health care services in Mexican television: potential consequences for health subjectivities by Soledad Rojas Rajs

“…The objective of this paper is to analyze the representation of health services in Mexican television, considering that television plays an important role in the production and reproduction of the social meanings of health. …”
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Between commodification and lifestyle politics: does Silvio Berlusconi provide a new model of politics for the twenty-first century? by Mancini, P

“…These changes are linked to the role that television plays as the primary agent of political socialisation. …”

Martin Luther in Primetime by Anderson, Stewart

“…Nowhere was this competition more provocative and visually arresting, however, than in two multi-part television plays which depicted Luther’s life: the West German Martin Luther, broadcast by the public station ZDF in April, and the East German title of the same name, aired in October. …”
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Writing, rewriting and revisiting the Cold War in Tom Stoppard’s Squaring the Circle. Poland 1980-81 (1984) by Jean Du Verger

“…This article focuses on one of Tom Stoppard’s television plays entitled Squaring the Circle. Poland 1980-81, which was broadcast on Channel 4 in May 1984. …”
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The duration of playing Play Station@ as a risk factor of obesity in school age children in Yogyakarta by Ely Yulian, Endy Paryanto, Sunartini Hapsara

“…One of them is lack of activity like watching television, playing computer, and playing Play Station@ . …”
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Television and Fertility by Stuart Basten

“…We conclude that television plays a multi-faceted role in shaping individuals decision-making procedures concerning both demographic events and public health interactions. …”
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Zależna niezależność by Jacek H. Kołodziej

“…The central public service television plays a key role in the system, acting as an integrative, identity forming and educational medium of social debate. …”
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Effect of intervention programs in schools to reduce screen time: a meta-analysis by Roberta Roggia Friedrich, Jéssica Pinto Polet, Ilaine Schuch, Mário Bernardes Wagner

“…OBJECTIVE: to evaluate the effects of intervention program strategies on the time spent on activities such as watching television, playing videogames, and using the computer among schoolchildren. …”
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