Cold War, Cool Medium: Television, McCarthyism, and American Culture (Film and Culture)
Thomas Doherty explores television’s role in Cold War America, examining its relationship with McCarthyism and the broader currents of American culture. This focused study considers how a rising medium intersected with political tension, public life, and the cultural history of the era.
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Cold War, Cool Medium examines the relationship between television and American culture during the Cold War.
Thomas Doherty focuses on television’s connection to McCarthyism, placing the medium within a period of political tension and public concern.
The book considers how television participated in and represented the cultural dynamics of its time.
It offers a focused study of media, politics, and American cultural history.
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