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Global TV series and the political imagination / edited by Anastasia Krutikova and Tatsiana Zhurauliova.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Krutikova, Anastasia, editor.
Zhurauliova, Tatsiana, editor.
Series:
TV-philosophy.
TV-philosophy
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Politics on television.
Globalization.
globalism.
Genre:
Case studies.
Physical Description:
xii, 292 pages ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Exeter, UK : University of Exeter Press, 2025.
Summary:
"Global TV series and the political imagination explores the transformative power of television in the digital age. It examines how television series reflect and address social issues, power dynamics, and competing idealogical perspectives in various cultural and political contexts, with a nuanced analysis of the political implications embedded in their narratives. Using case studies from sixteen countries across the world with very distinct political contexts and cultures, the volume offers an expanded view of the global television landscape beyond the traditional focus on anglophone productions. This diversity highlights cross-cultural similarities and differences in the production and reception of television series, and considers the varying effects of globalization on local cultural approaches. This book makes a strong contribution to the emerging field of TV philosophy, bringing together writings by a diverse group of scholars from different academic disciplines that deepen our understanding of television series as a vital cultural and political force in a globalized world. It will appeal to specialists and students in media studies, cultural studies, philosophy, and related fields, as well as the general reader interested in the impact of modern television formats" -- Page 4 of cover.
Contents:
Introduction : TV series in the age of global digital distribution / Anastasia Krutikova and Tatsiana Zhurauliova
Political and moral education through TV series
Engrenages : Machiavellian ethics and politics for an unpredictable and turbulent world in a French crime series / Philippe Corcuff
Reshaping political drama : verisimilitude in South Korean series Chief of Staff / Stephane Thevenet
Why talk about boys? some thoughts on two Israeli series
Our boys and Unknowns / Ayelet Lilti
Medieval fantasy and democracy : the example of the French TV series Kaamelott / Sylvie Allouche
The series The Days as a global resource for political education and democratic conversation about nuclear energy governance / Adrienne Sala
Mobilization of televisual fictions by political regimes
'Our war for our survival' : politics and ideology in Russian spy series Sleepers / Anastasia Krutikova and Tatsiana Zhurauliova
Teskilat : the political power of televsion series in Turkey / Solene Poyraz
Al-Ikhtiyar or the apology of the Egyptian state : (re)writing history on the small screen / Sixtine Deroure
The Knockout : mirroring the social and political reality of present-day China / Shenshen Cai and Emily Dunn
Soap operas, strategic identities, and electoral competition in contemporary Brazil / Antonio Athayde Sauandaj
Ordinary politics : shaping discourse on democracy
Make romantic comedies, not war : how televised romance can help us reimagine everyday peace in Korea and Israel/Palestine / Yuval Katz and Sojeong Park
Contributing to the construction of a democratic dialogue in Cote d'Ivoire : My Family series in the Ivorian political landscape / Othniel Halepian Bahi Go
Servant of the People : when imagination takes over / Thibaut de Saint Maurice
The street is watching : Jaq, a nuanced story of blackness, gender, and urban struggle in contemporary London / Alexandre Diallo
TV series and soft power : between global and local audiences
The Platform : the hybridities of techno-thriller and politics in the Emirates / Thomas Richard
Politics and philosophy in two Mexican streaming thrillers : Ingobernable (Uncontrollable, 2017) and El candidato (The Candidate, 2020) / Paul Julian Smith
Borgen: Power & Glory : northern Europe's green policies and the challenge of relying on black gold / Benjamin Campion
Feminism waves and series waves in the USA / Sandra Laugier.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9781804131589
180413158X
OCLC:
1511788240
Publisher Number:
CIPO000283188

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