Amusing ourselves to death
public discourse in the age of show business
Examines the effects of television on American society, arguing that media messages, which were generally coherent, serious, and rational when in print, have become shriveled and absurd due to the medium of television.
Penguin Books
2006
9780143036531
book
Holdings
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| 1690963 | 5304982 | 2246 | 245031 | 266012 | WCHS | 508 | 91029341 | 302.2 POS | 302.2 | 1582575937 | 1709307855 |
| 3657224 | 6986007 | 2329 | 245031 | 266012 | PISH | 388 | PISH34029 | 302.2 POS | 302.2 | 1672929398 | 1736518457 |
| 3694150 | 7017463 | 2263 | 245031 | 266012 | GENH | 224 | GENH30908 | 302.2 POS | 302.2 | 1684524115 | 1709567815 |
| 3753661 | 7071523 | 2384 | 245031 | 266012 | GMH | 292 | GMS0105150 | 302.2 Post | 302.2 | 1695044385 | 1736800991 |