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Cold War Children's Television
Philadelphia as a Case Study
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2023
Summary
Cold War Children's Television: Philadelphia as a Case Study examines a culturally significant phenomenon of the Cold War—the locally produced hosted children's show. The Cold War era and the coming of age of commercial television were entwined not only chronologically but societally. The era of the locally produced hosted show closed in the wake of Sesame Street due to shifts in social policy, industry economics, and rising expectations for children programming. Through the lens of cultural and historical analysis, this book reveals that beyond that nostalgia lies a vital visual form that thrived in the Cold War era; one that reflected the ideals of childhood, media, and nation of a societal terrain from which the American children's television host emerged.
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Edition
1/2023
Copyright Year
2023
ISBN-Print
978-1-6669-2792-4
ISBN-Online
978-1-6669-2793-1
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
164
Product Type
Monograph
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Introduction No access Pages 1 - 18
Situating Children’s Programming in Television’s Golden Age No access Pages 19 - 38
Sex, Sally Starr, and the Paradox of the American Cowgirl No access Pages 39 - 62
Pixanne, Class, and the Cold War American Childhood No access Pages 63 - 86
Gene London and Cold War Masculinity No access Pages 87 - 106
Chief Halftown, Race, and Nostalgia No access Pages 107 - 132
