From Boys from the Blackstuff to Howards' Way: a critical examination of British television under Thatcher (original) (raw)
The Social Reflection of British Political Television Drama During the 1980’s and Analysing How It Compares With Contemporary Political drama.
Alex J D Ray
AJD Ray, 2023
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Review of "The Tories and Television" by Anthony-Ridge Newman. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 2016.
Antony Mullen
2017
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Critical contexts: Feminist television criticism and women's television histories (PhD chapter)
Jilly Boyce Kay
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Television and the popular: viewing from the British perspective
Jonathan Bignell
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British Television's Lost New Wave Moment: Single Drama and Race
Eleni Liarou
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PhD thesis: Gender, feminism and talk on British television, 1970-1990
Jilly Boyce Kay
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A Historical Sensibility: Television, Postfeminism and the Second World War
Cat Mahoney
2017
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Playing with the Past: THE COMPLETE AND UTTER HISTORY OF BRITAIN in the Context of Sixties Television
Kevin Flanagan
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John McGrath and the dialogues of television studies
Jonathan Bignell
International Journal of Scottish Theatre, 2002
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‘“Spiced with a touch of glitz and a lot of fun”: Watch the Woman, “rogue” feminism, and 1980s television for women’
Jilly Boyce Kay
The Past in Visual Culture: Essays on Memory, Nostalgia and the Media, 2017
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Brixton’s Aflame: Television History Workshop and the other Battle of Britain
Tara Brabazon
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This is England: Growing Up in Thatcher's Britain
David Buckingham
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Review: Popular television drama: critical perspectives
Helena Sheehan
European Journal of Communication, 2006
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A ‘New Wave’ in British Television Drama
Lez Cooke
2005
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‘”Media virgins versus political lions”: Historicising the gender politics of Question Time’, in L. Mee and J. Walker (eds.) Cinema, Television and History: New Approaches
Jilly Boyce Kay
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"It's typically feminine self-pity and nagging": rethinking the gendered communicative ethos of television talk through No Man's Land (ATV/ITV, 1973), invited talk at the Film, Television & Media Research Seminar series, University of East Anglia, 2015
Jilly Boyce Kay
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"Women pushed their way forward and became quite a force within the BBC": Women's roles in television production and the production of programmes for women
Dr Vanessa Jackson
Television for Women, New Directions, 2017
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Popular Television Drama: Critical Perspectives
Stephen Lacey
2005
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'Television History: Archives, Excavation and the Future. A Discussion', a roundtable dossier compiled with B. Smart, Critical Studies in Television 11.1 (2016), 1-14.
Amanda Wrigley
2016
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Sills-Jones, D., 2016. Before the history boom: Revisiting UK television history documentary production. Critical Studies in Television, 11(1), pp.78-95.
Dafydd Sills-Jones
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Television and British cinema. Convergence and divergence since 1990
Ib Bondebjerg
Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 2015
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Representing black Britain : black images on British television from 1936 to the present day
Sarita Malik
1998
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Feminist Television Criticism: Notes and Queries
Janet McCabe
… Studies in Television: scholarly studies in …, 2006
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The Role of Films in Politics: The Representation of Boris Johnson in 'This England' TV Series
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Journal of World Sociopolitical Studies, 2024
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Regulating the Abject: The TV Make-Over As Site of Neoliberal Reinvention Toward Bourgeois Femininity
Jessica Ringrose
Feminist Media Studies, 2008
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Assessing Television’s ‘Political Dramas’
Kay Richardson
Sociology Compass, 2012
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News and political consensus: C.B.C. television and the 1983 British election
Ian Taylor
Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie, 2008
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Live and kicking: a meta-critical discourse on television and television studies
Christina Adamou
Science Fiction Film & Television, 2010
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Exhausted and Exhausting: Television Studies and British Soap Opera
christine geraghty
Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies, 2010
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Televisionism (co-edited special issue)
Andrea Hajek, PhD
The Italianist Film Issue, 2014
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Horror Comics and Highbrow Sadism: Televising George Orwell in the 1950s
Daniel Lea
Literature & History, 2010
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‘This outlet for criticism could ginger up the whole climate in which television is watched’: (Re)viewing Points of View – Audience, Access and Participation
Su Holmes
Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies, 2009
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The Amazing Mrs Politician: Television Entertainment and Women in Politics
Valentina Cardo
2011
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Introduction: Television in the Afternoon
Helen Wood
Critical Studies in Television: An International Journal of Television Studies, 2014
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Tinwell, A. (2013) ‘The Impact of Thatcherism in Popular Culture’, Journal of European Popular Culture, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 123-138.
Angela Tinwell
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