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by James Lull
China Turned On
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Preface
1 MODERNIZING CHINA: The predicament of reform
2 IN THE NAME OF CIVILIZATION: Development of the mass media in China
3 KNOWING CHINA: From inside and out
4 TELEVISION IN URBAN CHINA: The medium enters everyday life
5 CROSSING THE ELECTRONIC BRIDGE: The people and the people's medium
6 CHINA'S NEW STAR: Reform on prime-time television
7 THE FREEDOM TO HAVE FUN: Popular culture and censorship in China
8 LOOKING IN AND LOOKING OUT: Viewing habits and cultural consequences
9 TIANANMEN SQUARE AND BEYOND: China's insurmountable image problem
10 TELEVISION, CULTURE, AND POLITICS: The electronic amplification of contradiction
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CHINA TURNED ON
Television, reform, and resistance
James Lull
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