A TV guide : thinking about what we watch
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Presents a critical view of television by examining police and western programming and commercials. Illustrates unrealistic police procedures, the stereotyping of Indians, and the representation of women in many commercials in the primary role of housewife. Shows elementary grade children comparing real life with what they see on television and a policeman critiquing a television police sequence. Gives tips on better viewing habits., Presents a critical view of television by examining police and western programming and commercials. Illustrates unrealistic police procedures, the stereotyping of Indians, and the representation of women in many commercials in the primary role of housewife. Shows elementary grade children comparing real life with what they see on television and a policeman critiquing a television police sequence. Gives tips on better viewing habits.
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, Presents a critical view of television by examining police and western programming and commercials. Illustrates unrealistic police procedures, the stereotyping of Indians, and the representation of women in many commercials in the primary role of housewife. Shows elementary grade children comparing real life with what they see on television and a policeman critiquing a television police sequence. Gives tips on better viewing habits.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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