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The surprising effects of American TV on global viewers As a dominant cultural export, American television is often the first exposure to American ideals and the English language for many people throughout the world. Yet, American television is flawed, and, it represents race, class, and gender in w...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The surprising effects of American TV on global viewers As a dominant cultural export, American television is often the first exposure to American ideals and the English language for many people throughout the world. Yet, American television is flawed, and, it represents race, class, and gender in ways that many find unfair and unrealistic. What happens, then, when people who grew up on American television decide to come to the United States? What do they expect to find, and what do they actually find? In America, As Seen on TV, Clara E. Rodríguez surveys international college students and foreign nationals working or living in the US to examine the impact of American television on their views of the US and on their expectations of life in the United States. She finds that many were surprised to learn that America is racially and economically diverse, and that it is not the easy-breezy, happy endings culture portrayed in the media, but a work culture. The author also surveys US-millennials about their consumption of US TV and finds that both groups share the sense that American TV does not accurately reflect racial/ethnic relations in the US as they have experienced them. However, the groups differ on how much they think US TV has influenced their views on sex, smoking and drinking. America, As Seen on TV explores the surprising effects of TV on global viewers and the realities they and US millennials actually experience in the US.The surprising effects of American TV on global viewers As a dominant cultural export, American television is often the first exposure to American ideals and the English language for many people throughout the world. Yet, American television is flawed, and, it represents race, class, and gender in ways that many find unfair and unrealistic. What happens, then, when people who grew up on American television decide to come to the United States? What do they expect to find, and what do they actually find? In America, As Seen on TV, Clara E. Rodríguez surveys international college students and foreign nationals working or living in the US to examine the impact of American television on their views of the US and on their expectations of life in the United States. She finds that many were surprised to learn that America is racially and economically diverse, and that it is not the easy-breezy, happy endings culture portrayed in the media, but a work culture. The author also surveys US-millennials about their consumption of US TV and finds that both groups share the sense that American TV does not accurately reflect racial/ethnic relations in the US as they have experienced them. However, the groups differ on how much they think US TV has influenced their views on sex, smoking and drinking. America, As Seen on TV explores the surprising effects of TV on global viewers and the realities they and US millennials actually experience in the US. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9781479861514 1479861510 1479856827 9781479856824 9781479818525 1479818526 |
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| spelling | Rodriguez, Clara E., 1944- author. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjwyPwdjpRCxcYtpD3RD7b http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n80025786 America, as seen on TV : how television shapes immigrant expectations around the globe / Clara E. Rodríguez. New York : New York University Press, [2018] ©2018 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed January 23, 2018). The global television landscape literature -- Watching TV together -- Before coming : enjoying American television -- Before coming : the impact of American television -- No way! surprises after arriving -- Say what? did TV give me an accurate picture of racial and ethnic relations in the US? -- Tv matters : race, class, and gender takeaways -- I want that! consumption and attitudes toward sex, smoking, and drinking. The surprising effects of American TV on global viewers As a dominant cultural export, American television is often the first exposure to American ideals and the English language for many people throughout the world. Yet, American television is flawed, and, it represents race, class, and gender in ways that many find unfair and unrealistic. What happens, then, when people who grew up on American television decide to come to the United States? What do they expect to find, and what do they actually find? In America, As Seen on TV, Clara E. Rodríguez surveys international college students and foreign nationals working or living in the US to examine the impact of American television on their views of the US and on their expectations of life in the United States. She finds that many were surprised to learn that America is racially and economically diverse, and that it is not the easy-breezy, happy endings culture portrayed in the media, but a work culture. The author also surveys US-millennials about their consumption of US TV and finds that both groups share the sense that American TV does not accurately reflect racial/ethnic relations in the US as they have experienced them. However, the groups differ on how much they think US TV has influenced their views on sex, smoking and drinking. America, As Seen on TV explores the surprising effects of TV on global viewers and the realities they and US millennials actually experience in the US.The surprising effects of American TV on global viewers As a dominant cultural export, American television is often the first exposure to American ideals and the English language for many people throughout the world. Yet, American television is flawed, and, it represents race, class, and gender in ways that many find unfair and unrealistic. What happens, then, when people who grew up on American television decide to come to the United States? What do they expect to find, and what do they actually find? In America, As Seen on TV, Clara E. Rodríguez surveys international college students and foreign nationals working or living in the US to examine the impact of American television on their views of the US and on their expectations of life in the United States. She finds that many were surprised to learn that America is racially and economically diverse, and that it is not the easy-breezy, happy endings culture portrayed in the media, but a work culture. The author also surveys US-millennials about their consumption of US TV and finds that both groups share the sense that American TV does not accurately reflect racial/ethnic relations in the US as they have experienced them. However, the groups differ on how much they think US TV has influenced their views on sex, smoking and drinking. America, As Seen on TV explores the surprising effects of TV on global viewers and the realities they and US millennials actually experience in the US. United States Social life and customs 1971- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85140543 Television broadcasting Social aspects United States. Popular culture United States History 21st century. États-Unis Murs et coutumes 1971- Télévision Aspect social États-Unis. Culture populaire États-Unis Histoire 21e siècle. HISTORY United States State & Local General. bisacsh Manners and customs fast Popular culture fast Television broadcasting Social aspects fast United States fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJtxgQXMWqmjMjjwXRHgrq Since 1971 fast Electronic books. History fast has work: America, as seen on TV (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCFX43MMCbVV7C3rG4wVY8y https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork 1479856827 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=1611990 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Rodriguez, Clara E., 1944- America, as seen on TV : how television shapes immigrant expectations around the globe / The global television landscape literature -- Watching TV together -- Before coming : enjoying American television -- Before coming : the impact of American television -- No way! surprises after arriving -- Say what? did TV give me an accurate picture of racial and ethnic relations in the US? -- Tv matters : race, class, and gender takeaways -- I want that! consumption and attitudes toward sex, smoking, and drinking. Television broadcasting Social aspects United States. Popular culture United States History 21st century. Télévision Aspect social États-Unis. Culture populaire États-Unis Histoire 21e siècle. HISTORY United States State & Local General. bisacsh Manners and customs fast Popular culture fast Television broadcasting Social aspects fast |
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| title_full | America, as seen on TV : how television shapes immigrant expectations around the globe / Clara E. Rodríguez. |
| title_fullStr | America, as seen on TV : how television shapes immigrant expectations around the globe / Clara E. Rodríguez. |
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| topic | Television broadcasting Social aspects United States. Popular culture United States History 21st century. Télévision Aspect social États-Unis. Culture populaire États-Unis Histoire 21e siècle. HISTORY United States State & Local General. bisacsh Manners and customs fast Popular culture fast Television broadcasting Social aspects fast |
| topic_facet | United States Social life and customs 1971- Television broadcasting Social aspects United States. Popular culture United States History 21st century. États-Unis Murs et coutumes 1971- Télévision Aspect social États-Unis. Culture populaire États-Unis Histoire 21e siècle. HISTORY United States State & Local General. Manners and customs Popular culture Television broadcasting Social aspects United States Electronic books. History |
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