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Television and Video in the Transition from Military to Civilian Rule in Brazil
Latin American Research Review (LARR), volume 24, issue 1 (1989), pp. 140-154
"In analyzing Brazilian television, the corporatist framework helps explain how Television Globo has achieved more autonomy and power in government decision making than one might expect in a media system usually described simply as authoritarian. The mixture of corporatism with mass politics is nece
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The Telenovela and Emancipation: A Study on TV and Social Change in Brazil
Amsterdam: Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) (1988), 287 pp.
"This ambitious, broad-ranging study of one of the world's most interesting genres laudably tries to cover the telenovela industry, its creative process, the contents of novelas, and their reception by the working class. Besides having the descriptive richness one might expect of a book-length case
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