英文摘要 |
Using the media framing theory and the method of textual analysis, this paper scans and discusses the 294 critiques published between 1980 and 1989 on Popular Television, one of the most influential TV magazines in 1980s’ China. Three dominant frames/discourses are discovered: realism, aestheticism, control. After consideration and interpretation, this paper points out that even enough critics used different frames to express their opinion about the role of television in modern society, they possessed a common consensus: television should be first and foremost considered as a cultural organization, rather than an entertaining media. Such a strong interventionist and mild elitist view greatly influenced China’s television culture of the 1980s. |