Titlebook: Culture and Conflict in Postwar Italy; Essays on Mass and P Zygmunt G. Barański (Head),Robert Lumley (Senior L Book 1990 Zygmunt G. Bara?sk

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Five Ways of Looking at “Ought”These changes were initiated with the difficult aim of bringing public television into line with the political and cultural pluralism of Italian society. However, such a task was soon made even more difficult by the emergence of private operators who changed the rules of the game for public televisi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01806-2The following notes explain the differences between Neo-Television and Paleo-Television. They deal with the most sadistic American show, technical innovations, the behaviour of the Neo-TV viewer, and furthermore, they offer a word of prophecy.

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The Italian Communist Party and Culturehat postwar history and draw out some general points. I shall limit myself to three themes: the way this topic has been approached in the past; the party and popular culture; and the party and mass culture.