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1	Shooting the President : the depiction of the American presidency on film and television from John F. Kennedy to Josiah Bartlet Barber, Matthew David January 2009 (has links) This thesis – Shooting the President: Screen Depictions of the American Presidency from John F. Kennedy to Josiah Bartlet – examines the depiction of the presidency in American film and television from 1960 until the present day. In this study I explore the relationships between the presidency and Hollywood, particularly in the context of genre structures. I examine the constructions of specific presidential mythologies based on the real presidencies of Kennedy, Nixon and Clinton and the construction of fictional presidencies in the television series The West Wing. In four sets of case studies, I will chart the changing significance of each president through different genres, looking particularly at how each presidential mythology is affected by the anxieties and fashions of the contemporary political and social world. I also examine the ways in which the appearance of presidentiality is created within each text by various means including set design, the choice of actor, the use of dialogue and the framing of particular characters. The aims of my thesis are to demonstrate how a telegenic style of politics formed during and after the Kennedy presidency can be seen to be both represented and enhanced in genre films and television series. I chart the relationship of this new mediated style of presidency through my case studies as it faces challenges such as Watergate, Clinton’s sex scandals and the terrorist attacks of September 11 2001. Finally, I aim to demonstrate through a close reading of the latter seasons of The West Wing how the American public can be seen to be prepared by its popular media for the success of the first black president, Barack Obama.
2	THE MEDIA'S DEPICTION OF ILLNESS: MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS ON THE <i>THE WEST WING</i> WORRELL, TRACY RENEE 15 September 2002 (has links) No description available. Mass Communications The West Wing Multiple Sclerosis depiction of illness audience research Thematic Analysis
3	Political opinions : negotiating between reality and fiction. The case of political series Manoliu, Ioana- Alexandra 10 1900 (has links) No description available. effets des médias séries politiques fiction cynisme réalisme théorie de la transportation théorie de l'identification fans House of Cards The West Wing media effects political series fiction cynicism perceived realism transportation theory identification theory fans House of Cards The West Wing
4	A critical analysis of ideological narratives in contemporary US network television series / Analyse critique des récits idéologiques dans les séries télévisées américaines contemporaines des networks de Wasseige, Mathieu 18 October 2011 (has links) This critical study unveils the ideological underpinning of contemporary network series narratives through a thematic approach combined with the analysis of the strategies of representation that support the ideological inclination of the series/Cette analyse critique dévoile l'idéologie sous-jacente des séries télévisées contemporaines des networks américains par une approche thématique combinée à une analyse des stratégies de représentations qui appuient la tendance idéologique de ces séries / Doctorat en Langues et lettres / info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished Sciences humaines Langues et littératures Popular culture -- United States Ideology -- United States Culture populaire -- Etats-Unis Idéologie -- Etats-Unis 24 heures chrono A la maison blanche Networks Les experts CSI Desperate Housewives Grey's Anatomy Cold Case/Télévision Cold Case Television Series séries idéologie networks The West Wing 24 Ideology

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