Hispanic tele-visions in the United States
Subtitle: eleven essays on television, discourse, and cultural identity
By: Elizabeth M. Lozano, Loyola University Chicago
Series: Critical bodies
Publisher: Hampton Press, Inc.
Published: 2014
Place of publication: New York, New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 191
ISBN-13: 9781612891286; 9781612891293
Subjects: Hispanic Americans on television; Ethnic television broadcasting; Ethnicity on television; Hispanic American television viewers
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 171-182) and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Exploring the territory. The rhetorical power of naming; title: Of U.S. television and Américan invention: weaving a Hispanic textuality; title: A view from Latin America: markers of drence and identity; title: From the United States to America and back: the power of rhetorical naming; title: The exploratory tools. Textual analysis; title: Three issues on television studies: banality, universality, and the text; title: Television as textuality: a discursive approach to television; title: Semiotics, discourse, and archaeology; title: Television, semiotics, and telenovelas; title: Reading the archive. Despierta América! Rearranging the field of the real Hispanic tele-visions; title: Televisual archeology: premodern and postmodern discourses; title: The melodramatic body: from "Just María" to Catalina's breasts; title: Weaving a hispanic textuality: the market place, the hyphen, and the third text; title: Epilogue.