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portada Invasion of the Mind Snatchers: Television's Conquest of America in the Fifties
Invasion of the Mind Snatchers: Television's Conquest of America in the FiftiesInvasion of the Mind Snatchers: Television's Conquest of America in the FiftiesInvasion of the Mind Snatchers: Television's Conquest of America in the Fifties
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
352
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 3.0 cm
Weight
0.59 kg.
ISBN
9781439902882
ISBN13
9781439902882

Invasion of the Mind Snatchers: Television's Conquest of America in the Fifties

Eric Burns (Author) · Temple University Press · Hardcover

Invasion of the Mind Snatchers: Television's Conquest of America in the Fifties - Burns, Eric

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Synopsis "Invasion of the Mind Snatchers: Television's Conquest of America in the Fifties"

When the first television was demonstrated in 1927, a headline in "The New York Times "read, OC Like a Photo Come to Life.OCO It was a momentous occasion. But the power of television wasnOCOt fully harnessed until the 1950s, when the medium was, as Eric Burns says, OC At its most preoccupying, its most life-altering.OCO And Burns, a former NBC News correspondent who is an Emmy-winner for his broadcast writing," "knows about the impact of television.a"Invasion of the Mind Snatchers "chronicles the influence of television that was watched daily by the baby boomer generation. As kids became spellbound by "Howdy Doody "and "The Ed Sullivan Show, "Burns reveals, they often acted out their favorite programs. Likewise, they purchased the merchandise being promoted by performers, and became fascinated by the personalities they saw on screen, often emulating their behavior. It was the first generation raised by TV and Burns looks at both the promise of broadcasting as espoused by the inventors, and how that promise was both redefined and lost by the corporations who helped to spread the technology.aYet Burns also contextualizes the social, cultural, and political events that helped shape the FiftiesOCofrom Sputnik and the Rosenberg trial to Senator Joseph McCarthyOCOs Red Scare.a In doing so, he charts the effect of television on politics, religion, race, and sex, and how the medium provided a persuasive message to the young, impressionable viewers.

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