*Apologies for cross-posting*
Dear all,
VIEW Journal of European Television History and Culture is excited to
announce that its latest issue on Tele(visualizing) Health is now online.
This thematic issue brings together articles that show how television has
been an instrument for, as well as a mirror of, public service and
specifically health services.
You can find the table of contents below or go to the issue here >>
https://viewjournal.eu/22/volume/9/issue/18/
VIEW Journal also has an open Call for Papers for their upcoming special
issue #21 on *"Television and Education".* Find the full information here
>>https://viewjournal.eu/announcement/#cfp21
Deadline for abstracts is March 1, 2021
Issue #18: Tele(visualizing) Health
Co-edited by Tricia Close-Koenig, Angela Saward, Jessica Borge
Editorial
Television, an instrument for and a Mirror of Health and Health Services -
Tricia Close-Koenig, Angela Saward, Jessica Borge >> http://bit.ly/2YF92qM
Discoveries
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Just Say No: Dr Richard I. Evans Efforts to Influence Juvenile Behaviour
through US Public Health Programming - Emily Vinson >>
<http://bit.ly/300lyRJ>http://bit.ly/3cxHWdn
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Television, Teenagers and VD: An Insight into the Advisory Process
behind Schools and Colleges’ Broadcasting in the Early 1970s in the UK -
Angela Saward >> <http://bit.ly/2ZUvhZF>http://bit.ly/39BLrh7
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“Very Nearly an Armful!”: British Post-War Comedy and the NHS - Matt
Melia >> <http://bit.ly/37GDaF2>https://bit.ly/36zHTtU
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Television at the Crossroads of the History of Consumption and Health:
The Morhange Talc Affair (1972-1981) - Benjamin Coulomb>>
<http://bit.ly/2tC78eh> http://bit.ly/39HkgSi
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A Programme Like No Other: AIDS Prevention in French Television,
1995-1997 - Pascale Mansier >> <http://bit.ly/2QPblTV>
http://bit.ly/3i0WS4A
Explorations
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“Fighting the Uncertainty of Tomorrow”: Explaining and Portraying the
Social Security System on French Television for Schools - Christian
Bonah, Joël Danet >> <http://bit.ly/2QtfSMR>https://bit.ly/2MkA1FU
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Bad Vibes: Images of Communication, Emotional Balance and Health in East
German Television, 1970s-1980s - Sandra Schnädelbach >>
http://bit.ly/3auEiye
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Don’t Smoke, Take Drink in Moderation, Do Walk a Lot and Do Not Gorge
Yourself beyond Your Satiation: Health Education by Television in West
Germany from the 1960s to the 1980s - Susanne Vollberg >>
http://bit.ly/3qvVolM
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Continuity and Change in British Public Service Television’s Engagement
with Mental Health - Hannah Selby >> https://bit.ly/3tlMCcz
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From Family Doctor to Healthentainment: Health Topics in the Italian
Public Service from Neo-Television to Post-television - Silvia Leonzi,
Giovanni Ciofalo, Lorenzo Ugolini, Fabio Ciammella >>
https://bit.ly/36Bc3wN
VIEW is an open-access e-journal dedicated to sharing research on European
Television History and Culture. VIEW is supported by the EUscreen Network
and published by the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision in
collaboration with Utrecht University, Royal Holloway University of London,
and the University of Luxembourg.
Kind regards,
VIEW Journal team
http://www.viewjournal.eu/
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