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Drama, Desire, and Diplomacy: The Rise of Turkish Television in India

Supriya Roychoudhury / 1 August 2023

Netflix represents an opportunity to internationalize and escape the pressures of a volatile domestic market in Turkish television. It has forced Turkish producers to tell Turkish stories in a globally compelling way.

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Television and Women’s History through the Lens of Soap Operas

Linda Levitt / 9 March 2020

Media critic Elana Levine's Her Stories explores television history and the conflicts of generation, gender, and race in the heyday of "women's" soap operas.

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‘The Fan Who Knew Too Much’ Is Written by an Astute Fan of Gospel with a Well-Honed Critical Sense

Mark Reynolds / 16 August 2012

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Drama, Desire, and Diplomacy: The Rise of Turkish Television in India

Television and Women’s History through the Lens of Soap Operas

‘The Fan Who Knew Too Much’ Is Written by an Astute Fan of Gospel with a Well-Honed Critical Sense

Taylor Swift’s ‘1989’ Subverts Being Trapped in a Glass Castle

12 Compositions to Introduce You to Classical Music Post-1950

Warhaus Is the Music of Maarten Devoldere’s Subconscious

‘Fight Club’ Still Serves as an Odyssey of Alienation and Brotherhood

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