Defining Visions: Television and the American Experience in the 20th Century
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- A powerful narrative social history that examines television’s rise as the great 'certifying agent' in American life
- Extends its coverage to the end of the twentieth century, and defines the 'Television Age' as a discrete period in American history that is bracketed by the end of WWII and 9/11
- Includes discussions of the Monica Lewinsky scandal and Clinton impeachment; the massacre at Columbine High School; the 2000 presidential election; and the tragic events of September 11, 2001
- Considers the cultural impact of recent prime-time programs such as Seinfeld, CSI and Will & Grace
- Presents a sweeping account of the connections between TV and American culture
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