ISBN:
9780275995140
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
xiii, 455 Seiten
,
Illustrationen
,
25 cm
DDC:
791.45/08996073
Schlagwort(e):
African Americans on television
;
Television broadcasting Social aspects
;
Television broadcasting Political aspects
;
USA
;
Schwarze
;
Fernsehen
Anmerkung:
Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke
,
Introduction: our regularly scheduled program
,
An interview with John Amos
,
Looking for Lionel: making whiteness and blackness in All in the family and The Jeffersons
,
What's your name? Roots, race, and popular memory in post-civil rights America
,
More serious than money: on Our gang, Diff'rent strokes, and Webster
,
Post-racial, post civil rights: The Cosby show and the national Imagination
,
A different sort of blackness: a different world in a post Cosby landscape
,
Just another family comedy: The fresh prince of Bel Air, Family matters
,
Single black female: representing the modern black woman in "Living single"
,
The black family in the new millennium: Bernie Mac, My wife and kids, and Everybody hates Chris
,
Blackness and children's programming: Sesame Street, A.N.T. Farm and The LeBrons
,
"Black" comedy: the serious business of humor in In living color, Chappelle's show, and The Boondocks
,
Selling blackness: commercials ? hip hop athletes hocking products
,
The queen of television: Oprah Winfrey in relation to self and as a cultural icon
,
Tyler Perry takes over TV
,
B(l)ack in the kitchen: Food Network
,
Ratchet responsibility: the struggle of representation and black entertainment television
,
White authorship and the counterfeit politics of versimilitude on The wire
,
Representations of representation: urban life and media in season five of The wire
,
La-La's fundamental rupture: True blood's Lafayette and the deconstruction of normal
,
Can the black woman shout?: a meditation on "Real" and utopian depictions of African American women on television
,
Scandal and black women in television
,
Get a crew and make it happen: misadventures of awkward black girl and new media's potential for self-definition
,
Performing "blackness": Barack Obama, sport, and the mediated politics of identity
,
"New normal" in American television? race, gender, blackness, and the new racism
Permalink
