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glance theory: a standalone construct

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Television studies

the claim that television is watched with a casual, intermittent glance in the home, unlike the concentrated gaze of cinema, shaping its forms.

In television studies, glance theory refers to the claim that television is watched with a casual, intermittent glance in the home, unlike the concentrated gaze of cinema, shaping its forms. This meaning comes from Ellis (1990) in Visible Fictions.[1]

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  1. Ellis, J. (1990). Visible Fictions. Routledge. ISBN 9780415040099

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