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TELEVISING TERRORISM: POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN POPULAR CULTURE

01 January 1991

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TELEVISING TERRORISM: POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN POPULAR CULTURE
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P Schlesinger G Murdock P Elliott
Comedia, 1983 181pp, ill RB36059
Contribution to the debate on whether television promotes the
cause of terrorist violence. Examines in detail a range of
television's output to see how the various perspectives on
terrorism are presented. Analyses not only factual coverage
but also fictional representations. Argues for a more
sophisticated understanding of the way in which television
works.

United Kingdom, broadcasting, media, news, journalism,
critic, influence, power, documentary, censorship, government,
law and order, public order

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