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    <title>Seeing through the eighties</title>
    <subTitle>Television and reaganism</subTitle>
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    <publisher>Duke University Press</publisher>
    <dateIssued>1995</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>The made - for - TV trauma drama : Neoconservative nightmare or radical critique?, 19. -- The yuppie spectator, 43. -- Yuppie  envy and yuppie guilt : L. A. law and thirtysomething, 60. -- Art discourse in 1980s television : Modernism as postmodernism, 82. -- Serial form, melodrama, and reaganite ideology in eighties T.V., 111. -- The reception of dynasty, 131. -- Afterword : Overturing the Reagan Era, 149</abstract>
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