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The Aesthetics of Television

Innbundet • 2002

The Aesthetics of Television

Av Jens Afflerbach

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The concepts of aesthetics is traditionally connected with art and high culture (e.g. literature, theatre, pictorial art etc.) whereas mass media such as television are usually associated with a lack of cultural quality, originality and authenticity -- and consequently with a lack of aesthetics. And, undoubtedly, most television programmes will fail if judged by the aesthetic standards and valuation criteria of traditional art forms. However, television as a medium also has aesthetic aspects. Th...Vis mer

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2002

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The Aesthetics of Television

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