Programming National Identity: The Culture of Radio in 1930s France explores the relationship between radio, gender and consumer culture in interwar France, showing how radio became a commercial and political medium integral to French households by the end of the 1930s, and explaining how and why French radio of the 1930s presented a normative view of the French family, even as various cultural forms and ideas flourished in film, theater, art and literature. While entertaining in nature and narrative in structure, French ...
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Programming National Identity: The Culture of Radio in 1930s France explores the relationship between radio, gender and consumer culture in interwar France, showing how radio became a commercial and political medium integral to French households by the end of the 1930s, and explaining how and why French radio of the 1930s presented a normative view of the French family, even as various cultural forms and ideas flourished in film, theater, art and literature. While entertaining in nature and narrative in structure, French radio programming was grounded in politically and socially conservative ideals.
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