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In this classic collection of essays, Arlen misses nothing: He discusses how we watch the violence on TV news, unmoved, while eating breakfast and screaming at family members over trivialities; whether the television news communicates information responsibly; and how hidden values are imparted to children by Sesame Street while the program ostensibly teaches them the alphabet.
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The view from Highway 1: essays on television
1997, Syracuse University Press
in English
- 1st Syracuse University Press ed.
081560467X 9780815604679
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The view from Highway 1: essays on television
1977, Ballantine Books
in English
- 1st Ballantine Books ed.
0345258800 9780345258809
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The view from Highway 1: essays on television
1976, Farrar, Straus & Giroux
in English
- 1st ed.
0374283710 9780374283711
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Table of Contents
Good morning.
Spokespeople.
The interview.
The media dramas of Norman Lear.
The eyes and ears of the world.
The holiday dinner.
Snapshots from Operation Attleboro.
The cold, bright charms of immortality.
Icons of war.
Waiting for the storyteller.
The view from Highway 1.
Neutrality at the empty center.
The new season.
Pervasive Albion.
Time, memory, and news.
Kidvid.
A crack in the greasepaint.
Waltz-time and the public interest.
White man still speaks with forked tongue.
Three views of women.
Blood marks in the sylvan glade.
Edition Notes
"All the essays ... appeared originally in The New Yorker, some in slightly different form, between September 1974 and December 1975."
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