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Book Title
The Honeymooners (TV Milestones Series)
ISBN
0814333966
EAN
9780814333969
Release Title
The Honeymooners (TV Milestones Series)
Artist
Sterritt, David
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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Wayne State University Press
ISBN-10
0814333966
ISBN-13
9780814333969
eBay Product ID (ePID)
73088983

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
120 Pages
Publication Name
Honeymooners
Language
English
Subject
Television / History & Criticism, Television / General, Popular Culture, Television / Genres / Comedy
Publication Year
2009
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Performing Arts, Social Science
Author
David Sterritt
Series
TV Milestones Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.2 in
Item Weight
4.6 Oz
Item Length
7.1 in
Item Width
4.9 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2009-008325
Reviews
The Honeymooners displays considerable intelligence and erudition, but is written in a readable style that should make it appealing to undergraduates, media scholars, and the show's legion of fans. It is by far the best contribution to our appreciation of a genuinely classic television program.", This is a sharp, concise, and brilliantly written book on a classic series that has endured from the inception of television to the present day and lost none of its relevance or social currency. Sterritt adroitly takes us through the creation, production, and reception of this groundbreaking show and makes The Honeymooners come alive for a whole new generation. Essential reading for anyone interested in television studies, Sterritt's deftly written volume tells the story of a one-of-a-kind performer (Jackie Gleason) and the show that defined the early 1950s, and created the roots of television comedy as well. Sterritt knocks it out of the park with this lively, informed volume-a real contribution to the literature of television studies and an excellent addition to the TV Milestones series."
Dewey Edition
22
TitleLeading
The
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
791.45/72
Synopsis
The Honeymooners chronicles the lives of New York City bus driver Ralph Kramden and his wife, Alice, as they search for domestic happiness inside a confining Brooklyn apartment. As a stand-alone television program, it ran for just thirty-nine weeks from 1955 to 1956, but its characters appeared in long-running sketches on Calvalcade of Stars and The Jackie Gleason Show and the program has lived on for generations in reruns and home video releases. David Sterritt investigates The Honeymooners as an enduring and valuable index of societal norms and televisual tastes in the 1950s-a project made all the more intriguing by the diverse ways in which The Honeymooners both reaffirms and diverges from the typical broadcast idioms of its day. With chapter headings borrowed from Honeymooners episode titles, this volume considers the program's cultural, historical, and artistic dimensions in connection with the values of postwar America at large. Sterritt traces the roots of The Honeymooners within the context of the golden age of television, demonstrating that the show was central to early television history in ways that surpassed most of its rivals. He also details the many distinctive features, relating to both comedy style and ideological import, that set The Honeymooners apart from other shows and made it profoundly influential on family-based situation comedies in later decades. Ultimately, Sterritt shows that the program's treatment of race, class, and gender was a revealing mirror of its time and that its characters, aesthetic qualities, and plot devices were more complex and sophisticated than they may have seemed. Scholars of film and television studies, fans of The Honeymooners, and readers interested in 1950s American culture and television history will enjoy Sterritt's analysis of The Honeymooners., The Honeymooners chronicles the lives of New York City bus driver Ralph Kramden and his wife, Alice, as they search for domestic happiness inside a confining Brooklyn apartment. As a stand-alone television program, it ran for just thirty-nine weeks from 1955 to 1956, but its characters appeared in long-running sketches on Calvalcade of Stars and The Jackie Gleason Show and the program has lived on for generations in reruns and home video releases. David Sterritt investigates The Honeymooners as an enduring and valuable index of societal norms and televisual tastes in the 1950s--a project made all the more intriguing by the diverse ways in which The Honeymooners both reaffirms and diverges from the typical broadcast idioms of its day. With chapter headings borrowed from Honeymooners episode titles, this volume considers the program's cultural, historical, and artistic dimensions in connection with the values of postwar America at large. Sterritt traces the roots of The Honeymooners within the context of the golden age of television, demonstrating that the show was central to early television history in ways that surpassed most of its rivals. He also details the many distinctive features, relating to both comedy style and ideological import, that set The Honeymooners apart from other shows and made it profoundly influential on family-based situation comedies in later decades. Ultimately, Sterritt shows that the program's treatment of race, class, and gender was a revealing mirror of its time and that its characters, aesthetic qualities, and plot devices were more complex and sophisticated than they may have seemed. Scholars of film and television studies, fans of The Honeymooners , and readers interested in 1950s American culture and television history will enjoy Sterritt's analysis of The Honeymooners., Examines the cultural, historical, and artistic significance of the Honeymooners in the context of postwar American values. This book chronicles the lives of New York City bus driver Ralph Kramden and his wife, Alice, as they search for domestic happiness inside a confining Brooklyn apartment., The Honeymooners chronicles the lives of New York City bus driver Ralph Kramden and his wife, Alice, as they search for domestic happiness inside a confining Brooklyn apartment. As a stand-alone television program, it ran for just thirty-nine weeks from 1955 to 1956, but its characters appeared in long-running sketches on Calvalcade of Stars and The Jackie Gleason Show and the program has lived on for generations in reruns and home video releases. David Sterritt investigates The Honeymooners as an enduring and valuable index of societal norms and televisual tastes in the 1950s?a project made all the more intriguing by the diverse ways in which The Honeymooners both reaffirms and diverges from the typical broadcast idioms of its day. With chapter headings borrowed from Honeymooners episode titles, this volume considers the program?s cultural, historical, and artistic dimensions in connection with the values of postwar America at large. Sterritt traces the roots of The Honeymooners within the context of the golden age of television, demonstrating that the show was central to early television history in ways that surpassed most of its rivals. He also details the many distinctive features, relating to both comedy style and ideological import, that set The Honeymooners apart from other shows and made it profoundly influential on family-based situation comedies in later decades. Ultimately, Sterritt shows that the program?s treatment of race, class, and gender was a revealing mirror of its time and that its characters, aesthetic qualities, and plot devices were more complex and sophisticated than they may have seemed. Scholars of film and television studies, fans of The Honeymooners, and readers interested in 1950s American culture and television history will enjoy Sterritt?s analysis of The Honeymooners.
LC Classification Number
PN1992.77.H623S74

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