This author focuses on contemporary social issues and their impact on individual lives. His work is characterized by incisive analysis and empathy towards his characters. Through his writing, he explores the complex relationship between technology, culture, and the human psyche. His works prompt readers to reflect on our digital future.
Originally published in 1979, this volume includes the full, edited, 1661 play of Robert Davenport, 'The City Night-Cap', alongside textual notes, including an introduction on the man and his works, theatrical history, characterization, theme and structure, and setting.
The book explores the complex interplay of television across various cultures and nations, emphasizing its simultaneous globalization, regionalization, nationalization, and localization. Author Joseph D. Straubhaar integrates recent research and theories related to culture, industry, genre, and audience engagement. By analyzing how audiences interact with television at multiple identity levels, it provides fresh insights into the evolving world system of television, highlighting its significance in shaping cultural dynamics and viewer experiences.