The Entertainment functions of television sponsored by the Social Science Research Council ; edited by Percy H. Tannenbaum.

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Detalles de publicación: Hillsdale, N.J. L. Erlbaum Associates 1980.Descripción: ix, 262 p. 24 cmISBN:

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Resumen: Papers based on a conference organized by the Committee on Television and Social Behavior of the Social Science Research Council.

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First published in 1980. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

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Includes bibliographies and indexes.

Papers based on a conference organized by the Committee on Television and Social Behavior of the Social Science Research Council.

Social Science Research Council Committee on Television and Social Behavior(p. ii)
Acknowledgments(p. ix)
1 An Unstructured Introduction to an Amorphous Area(p. 1)
References(p. 12)
2 Entertainment as a Sociological Enterprise(p. 13)
References(p. 29)
3 The Power and Limitations of Television: A Cognitive-Affective Analysis(p. 31)
References(p. 64)
4 The Audience as Critic: A Conceptual Analysis of Television Entertainment(p. 67)
Appendix A (p. 98)
Appendix B (p. 102)
Acknowledgments(p. 105)
References(p. 105)
5 Entertainment as Vicarious Emotional Experience(p. 107)
References(p. 130)
6 Anatomy of Suspense(p. 133)
Acknowledgment(p. 161)
References(p. 162)
7 Humor and Catharsis: The Effect of Comedy on Audiences(p. 165)
References(p. 180)
8 Toward the Integration of Entertainment and Educational Functions of Television: The Role of Humor(p. 183)
References(p. 205)
9 Television News as Entertainment(p. 209)
References(p. 247)
Author Index(p. 251)
Subject Index(p. 257)