Environmental Issues as Prime Time Television
作者： Christopher Rissel , William Douglas
DOI: 10.1177/1329878X9306800114
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摘要: Details of a study that explores the portrayal environmental issues in evening prime time television serials Australia are presented. Findings reveal an infrequent reference to serials, indicating they could play useful role discussing interesting manner.
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