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4. Theorising Emotion and Affect: feminist engagements

From the book Media Audiences

  • Kristyn Gorton
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780748630363-007
© 2022, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh
From the book
Media Audiences
Media Audiences

Chapters in this book (17)

Frontmatter
Contents
Acknowledgements
Preface: emotion, engagements and orientation
Introduction: why study television?
Part One: Theoretical back
1. ‘Desperately Seeking the Audience’: models of audience recept
2. Personal Meanings, Fandom and Sitting Too Close to the Television
3. Global Meanings and Trans-cultural Understandings of Dallas
4. Theorising Emotion and Affect: feminist engagements
5. Theorising Emotion in Film and Television
Part Two: Case studies
6. A Sentimental Journey: writing emotion in television
7. ‘There’s No Place Like Home’: emotional exposure, excess and empathy on TV
8. Emotional Rescue: The Sopranos (HBO 1999– 2007), ER (NBC 1994–) and State of Play (BBC1 2003)
9. Feminising Television: the Mother Role in Six Feet Under (HBO 2001–6) and Brothers & Sisters (ABC 2006–)
10. Researching Emotion in Television: a small-scale case study of emotion in the UK/Irish soap industry
Bibliography
Index
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