imitação da ordem: as pesquisas sobre televisão no brasil imitation of order: research on television in brazil
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Abstract
Studies of television in Brazil reveal a significant change over time in their criteria of analysis and legitimation. Television has shifted to being studied and represented in terms of independent genres - soaps, news programs and live audience shows - distinctions that were practically non-existent in the first research studies conducted in Brazil. This separation into genres indicates that the change observed in these studies takes a specific direction. They not only start to legitimize television; through their analyses, they also reproduce in the same terms, the power relations observed within the field of television as a whole.
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| Authors | ;Alexandre Bergamo |
| Journal | flore du sahara |
| Year | 2006 |
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10.1590/S0103-20702006000100016
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