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PN1992.3.S57 K73 2010
PN1992
.
3
.
S57
K73
2010
کتابخانه
محل استقرار
(cloth : alk. paper)
(pbk. : alk. paper)
(cloth : alk. paper)
(pbk. : alk. paper)
0226451887
0226451895
9780226451886
9780226451893
dltt
Starring Mandela and Cosby :
[Book]
media and the end(s) of apartheid /
Ron Krabill
London :
The University of Chicago Press,
c2010
xiv, 199 p. ;
24 cm
Includes bibliographical references (p. [167]-188) and index
Media, democratization, and the end(s) of apartheid -- Structured absences and communicative spaces -- In the absence of television -- "They stayed til the flag streamed" -- Surfing into Zulu -- Living with the Huxtables in a state of emergency -- I may not be a freedom fighter, but I play one on TV -- Television and the afterlife of apartheid
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During the worst years of apartheid, the most popular show on television in South Africa was " The Cosby Show". Why did people living under a system built on the idea that Black people were inferior and threatening flock to a show that portrayed African Americans as comfortably mainstream? The South African government maintained a ban on television until 1976. Weaving together South Africa's political history and a social history of television, Ron Krabill challenges conventional understandings of globalization, offering up new insights into the relationship between politics and the media.--[book cover]
Cosby show (Television program : 1984-1992)-- Influence
Apartheid-- South Africa
Mass media and race relations-- South Africa-- History-- 20th century
Television and politics-- South Africa-- History-- 20th century
Television broadcasting-- Social aspects-- South Africa-- History-- 20th century
Television viewers-- South Africa-- Attitudes-- History-- 20th century
Whites-- South Africa-- Attitudes-- History-- 20th century
South Africa, Race relations, History, 20th century
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PN1992
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3
.
S57
K73
2010
Krabill, Ron
20110503153223.0
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