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We all know about literacy and its recent upper-crust cousin cultural literacy. The time has come for TELELITERACY--a concept that defines, explores, and embraces what we know about, and have learned from, the mass medium of television. This clear-eyed and lively book shows that television, contrary to the opinion of many, is a medium that is opening the American mind. The knee-jerk reaction television often elicits from critics, literati, even well-intentioned parents and educators actually follows a pattern that has come down to us through history. In The Republic, for example, Plato…
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3 editions- Other · English · 2000Syracuse University Press · 315 pages · 9780815606536
- Other · English · 1994Simon & Schuster · 315 pages · 9780671882389
- Other · English · 1992Continuum · 315 pages · 9780826405357
Television broadcastingTelevision in educationPopular cultureVisual literacyTelevisieTelevisionEducation visuelleSocial aspects





