See It Now, Newton Minnow Cronkite in Vietnam and American Consumerism Essay

See It Now, Newton Minnow Cronkite in Vietnam and American Consumerism Essay

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Description/Paper Instructions

 

I.Connections:

Choose two of the following and write them in standard prose (and complete sentences) Define/Identify

Explain the connections between each term or phrase, as well as their broader significance in the text.

In terms of television history, they belong to the 1960s.

Cronkite in Vietnam, A. Newton Minnow, See It Now

B. The domestic medium, cultural hegemony, and ethnicom’s rise and fall

George Burns, C. Liveness, and JFK’s assassination

Edward R. Murrow, Consumerism, D. The Red Scare

Cronkite in Vietnam, The Three C’s, Legitimacy Crisis

The Scene’s Importance, Part II:

Choose two of the clips and concepts from the list below. Through close reading and textual analysis,

concentrating on specific aspects of the short chosen scene and how they exemplify and/or relate to

the concepts upon which it is built

“Paint Your Waggedorn,” by A. Julia (17:00-19:14) Racism/Race Relations, Social Instruction

B. “Lucy Does a Commercial” from I Love Lucy (8:40-11:40) the transitional woman &

Women in the postwar era

“The Waltz” by C. Beulah (20:28 – 22:02) The Contented Mother and the Postwar Nuclear Family

D. “TV or Not TV” by The Honeymooners (5:50 – 8:15) The working class’s enfranchisement

Containment & Class

E. Amos & Andy (E. Amos & Andy) (2:10 – 9:43) Stereotypes, Norms, and Minstrelsy

III. Detecting the False

Select the FALSEST statements from each of the triads below and explain/justify them.

It is entirely up to you.

1st Triad

A. Since the introduction of cable, DVRs, and streaming, liveness is no longer a part of television viewing.

services.

B. The NAACP objected to Beulah more than Amos & Andy because of the show’s portrayal of the black community.

“Congratulations, Mammy.”

C. Lucy, Martha, and Mary could be considered transitional women for the time period in which they lived.

There were shows made.

2nd Triad

A. Television shows should be investigated as artistic endeavors, cultural artifacts, industrial and commercial products, and political and social education tools.

B. Many TV commentators reflected on the impact of his “telegenetic” debut in the 1960 Presidential Debates.

Scholars believe JFK was the country’s first “television president.”

C. There were four major American television networks in 1948: ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX, all of which were owned by the same company.

which are still effective and powerful today.

3rd Triad

A. Understanding the motivations of early broadcast television is aided by the three Cs.

B. Shows like The Donna Reed Show and The Feminine Mystique reflected how all women felt.

Regardless of race or social class, people felt strongly about domestic life.

C. Broadcast news contributed to the exposure of McCarthyism’s dangers, thereby assisting in the defeat of the movement.

the emergence of the Red Scare

4th Triad

A. The Paramount Decrees refer to the period between 1948 and 1952 when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) refused to license new television stations.

B. The Texaco Star Theater, starring Milton Berle, is a good example of “vaudeo,” or what might be called “theatrical entertainment.”

understood as a mash-up of vaudeville and video.

The term “embourgeoisement of the working class,” coined by C. Lipsitz, refers to the false promise of social mobility.

In the 1950s, ethnicoms and sitcoms frequently emphasized mobility through consumption.

5th Triad

A. Friedan’s concept of postwar womanhood, as exemplified by Lucy and Martha, is conceptually aligned with Lucy and Martha’s.

concerns about achieving feminine fulfillment

B. Sponsorship and consumerism are less common in today’s television, especially on streaming services.

services.

C. Decoding viewers have little impact on challenging hegemonic norms across the board.

television.

 

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