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Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies Volume 8, 2007 - Issue 1: New Approaches to Spanish Television
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INTRODUCTION: NEW APPROACHES TO SPANISH TELEVISION

Paul Julian Smith
Pages 1-4 | Published online: 21 Feb 2007

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Abigail Loxham. (2023) Transnational (post)feminist television drama made in Spain. Feminist Media Studies 23:4, pages 1705-1720.
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Paul Julian Smith. (2010) WHEN SPANISH CULTURAL STUDIES MET TV STUDIES: TRAVELLING NARRATIVES AND LIFE STRATEGIES. Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies 11:3-4, pages 305-314.
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Elvira Canós Cerdá, Patricia Diego & José Martínez Sáez. (2022) Tendencias estilísticas en la producción de series de TVE (1964-1975). Los casos de La pequeña comedia e Historias para no dormir. Historia y Comunicación Social 27:1, pages 297-308.
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