Television and Women's Culture Allan Douglas Cochrane Pacific Islanders

Pacific Islanders

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Television and Women's Culture Allan Douglas Cochrane Pacific IslandersThe role of television in the creation and reproduction of popular culture in a mass society has been widely recognized. Increasingly, attention is being drawn to the interaction between the mass culture as mediated through television, and the popular culture of groups within that mass society divided by class, race or gender. In this book a team of contributors from Australia, UK and USA examine critically the relationship between television and