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Radiogeschichte und -kritik

Seite 5

The Radio Front: The BBC and the Propaganda War 1939-45

Autor: Ron Bateman

Taschenbuch, 05.09.2022

ZAUBERHAFTE TIERWELT – MALBUCH FÜR ERWACHSENE: Über 50 wundervolle Tier-Ausmalbilder: Dieses schöne Anti Stress Ausmalbuch dient perfekt als Geburtstagsgeschenk für Frauen und Männer.

Autor: Simone Zimmer

Taschenbuch, 18.06.2021

Herinnert u zich deze nog?: 30 jaar ups en downs van Veronica

Autor: Arjan Snijders
Illustrator: Stephanie Faber

Taschenbuch, 10.10.2007

The Psychological Technique of Martin Luther Thomas¿ Radio Addresses

Autor: Theodor W. Adorno

Taschenbuch, 01.08.2000

ANNIE NIGHTINGALE: The Trailblazing Journey of a Radio Pioneer and Cultural Curator in the Sonic Landscape of the 20th Century

Autor: Karen Mckie

Taschenbuch, 12.01.2024

Media in Mind

Daniel Reynolds

Taschenbuch

Doctor Who: The Audio Scripts: The Very Best of the Big Finish Audio Adventures!

Gebundene Ausgabe

Points on the Dial: Golden Age Radio beyond the Networks

Alexander Russo

Taschenbuch

Sounds In the Air: The Golden Age of Radio

Norman Finkelstein

Taschenbuch

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Current of Music: Elements of a Radio Theory

Theodor W. Adorno

Taschenbuch

Worlds Without End: The Art and History of the Soap Opera

Museum of Television & Radio, Ron Simon, Robert J. Thompson, Louise Spence, Jane Feuer, Laura Stempel Mumford, Robert C. Allen, James Thurber

Gebundene Ausgabe

Perhaps when a museum dedicates a three-month exhibit to the subject of soap operas, it's time to hang up our cultural hats and admit that we now occupy a world of overstimulated philistines. With that confession happily concluded, what could we want more than this gorgeous volume documenting the Museum of Television & Radio's soap opera show. Exhaustively chronicling the life of the soap opera, Worlds Without End covers the form from its roots in radio up to the late '90s. It not only reviews the histories of every soap series ever to air (up through late 1996), but also provides a general historical overview of the changes in subject matter, racial casting, and filming styles of the genre as a whole.