The Age of Television
by Martin Esslin
"The Age of Television" by Martin Esslin, Stanford Alumni Association, 1981, First Edition. A key text in media studies, examining television's societal impact. Good condition, no inscriptions or library marks. Part of the "Portable Stanford" series, showcasing Stanford's intellectual contributions.
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The book is in good condition with a clean cover and intact binding. There are no inscriptions, signatures, or library markings. The pages are well-preserved, and the spine shows minimal wear, typical of a book from this period.
About This Classic 1981 Edition
"The Age of Television" by Martin Esslin, published by the Stanford Alumni Association in 1981, offers a comprehensive exploration of television's impact on society. This first edition, part of the "Portable Stanford" series, reflects the intellectual contributions of Stanford's distinguished experts. Esslin, a renowned scholar in media studies, delves into the philosophical and societal implications of television. This edition, printed in Stanford, California, is a valuable resource for those interested in media studies and the evolution of broadcasting. The book is in good condition, with no inscriptions or library markings, making it a rare find for collectors and scholars alike.
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